Sentence examples for having achieved enough from inspiring English sources

Having achieved enough of what he wanted from the Legislature and the teachers, the mayor has to produce what he promised -- better education.

There was and still is in Calhoun a sense of agitation and urgency, a sense of never being satisfied, of never having achieved enough.

In the first, he was a full-time chemist and paint-factory manager who wrote in the margins of that life; in the second he was a full-time writer, having achieved enough renown and security to leave his job in the mid-1970s.

Last week RBS said that the restructuring plan Hester put in place had achieved enough to make a possible part privatisation achievable before the May 2015 general election.

"I've achieved enough.

Rooney has achieved enough in his career to suggest he will find a niche.

They must make a verdict when they believe they have achieved enough to move things forward.

Yet we have achieved enough to know that the goals are within reach.

But by those dates those people had achieved enough to be memorialized.

WIPP is not entirely trouble-free, but it has achieved enough social and political stability to make the best of its geological gifts.

While the move had been widely expected, it nonetheless sent a powerful message about the central bank's view that the Japanese economy, the world's second largest, has achieved enough momentum to keep expanding.