Sentence examples for having to achieve from inspiring English sources

Using historically appropriate instruments does not excuse a conductor from having to achieve balances, a constant challenge for conductors of orchestras using modern instruments.

Barnes Wallis Grand Slamm bomb was designed to seriously damage and destroy buildings, bridges, viaducts and other structures without necessarily having to achieve a direct hit against them.

I couldn't get my head around having to achieve things in the nine-to-five time frame when I'd been used to writing essays when I felt like it," he says.

Or they can if they aren't deterred by the frightening prospect of having to achieve not one but two A*s in the first place to even consider applying.

For most sixth-formers, due to their own expectations of themselves, the prospect, not to mention the pressure, of having to achieve just one A* at A-level is daunting.

Its game-play also never herds the player into the frustration of having to achieve a goal or solve a puzzle in one specific way, without which the game can't continue.This year will see the release of two major new consoles Sony's PlayStation 3 and Nintendo's Wii while Microsoft launched its latest, the Xbox 360, in late 2005.

To do so, she will have to achieve three As.

To this end the president has to achieve two objectives.

"We have to achieve a balance," Ms. Garcia said.

There is plenty we still have to achieve here.

So we have to achieve a fine balance.