Sentence examples for has completely achieved from inspiring English sources

In it Cather has completely achieved her aim of telling by showing, and showing by making an arrested, mysterious image.

In my experience, the only Lulu who has ever completely achieved this was Christine Schafer at Glyndebourne in 1996.

Of these, 47 have been completely achieved but no progress has been made on 10.

And we have not completely achieved it, but we have made a great deal of progress.

The model presented here is also open to the same potential criticism: that we have distorted the entailment structure of (M,R) or have not completely achieved the requirement for all entailments to be internal to the system.

"The private health insurance rebate is a public policy disaster that has completely failed to achieve its stated objective of easing pressure on public hospitals.

A plebiscite was meant to smooth over divisions in the Coalition, but it has completely failed to achieve this with ever more conservatives declaring they will vote how they want," he said.

Additionally, paternal siRNA activation might have been completely achieved at least by 7 DAP based on 2 m:1p expression ratio at this developmental stage, leading to the balanced siRNA landscapes of the two parental genomes.

Healthy Indiana has completely reversed this trend, achieving preventive care participation rates that are higher than the privately-insured population.

Renal dysfunction is an independent risk factor for graft loss and mortality after kidney transplantation (KTx) and cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the main cause of dead post-KTx [ 4– 6]; thus, extended long-term graft survival has not been completely achieved.

The results indicate that the benefits of integrated services have not been completely achieved in China.