Sentence examples for in practice achieved from inspiring English sources

Mr Denktash, presiding over a republic in the north recognised only by Turkey, which provides 30,000 troops to guard it, has in practice achieved his avowed aim of security through partition for Turkish Cypriots.

In 1951 Martin Cooper of The Daily Telegraph wrote that Massenet's detractors, including some fellow composers, were on the whole idealistic, even puritanical, "but few of them have in practice achieved anything so near perfection in any genre, however humble, as Massenet achieved in his best works".

In the analysis, they write: "Constantly fretting about the formal status of our association with the EU restricts what the UK can in practice achieve through that relationship.

However, in practice, achieving this potential is extremely difficult.

In practice, achieving this mutual information requires adaptive modulation and coding.

Although the resulting design somewhat deviates from conventional RDB techniques and may sacrifice the efficiency of query processing, it makes possible to incorporate XML documents in a generic manner and, in practice, achieves reasonable efficiency.

In clinical practice, achieved lengthening of a callotasis zone should be maintained after the external fixator has been removed.

At radio wavelengths, the distortions introduced by the atmosphere are less important than at optical wavelengths, and so the theoretical angular resolution of a radio telescope can in practice be achieved even for the largest dimensions.

Such control could in practice be achieved using a suitable atomically smooth crystalline substrate.

The proportion of patients with diabetes in each practice achieving a certain level of glycaemic control (measured using Hb1Ac) was the main outcome measure ('population attainment').

In practice, it achieved cohesion in the 1980s as a political alliance opposed to Vietnam's occupation of Cambodia.