Sentence examples for have achieved almost from inspiring English sources

As its own evaluation confirms, these have achieved almost nothing.

Several east Asian countries have achieved almost universal sanitation coverage in a short space of time.

Among the backers who have achieved almost a professional standing are Meyer Davis, the orchestra leader, James Strookc, of Brooks Uniform Co., and Howard Cullman, the tobacco man.

A single opportunity to make history is surprising enough but to have two reflects the fact that Britain's cyclists have achieved almost total dominance in track cycling.

AMONG the many changes in Argentine policy wrought by Carlos Menem, one in particular has seemed to have achieved almost no results.

"A revolution did take place in Egypt," he says, "but the revolutionary forces were never allowed to rule and apart from getting rid of Mubarak, we have achieved almost nothing.

Clarke has achieved almost everything an Australian cricketer could desire.

But so far he has achieved almost nothing.

For two decades, climate diplomacy has achieved almost nothing in actual reductions of emissions.

The prohibition has achieved almost nothing, says Graham Ellison, a sociologist at Queen's University in Belfast.

After seven years of refusing to engage in direct, unconditional talks with Iran, the White House has achieved almost nothing.