Sentence examples for intent achieving from inspiring English sources

In these patients, surgical resection of metastases resectable ab initio or after preoperative chemotherapy remains the only treatment with potentially curative intent, achieving a 5-year survival rate of 30 and 15% at 10 years (Ruers and Bleichrodt, 2002; Morris et al, 2010; Vigano et al, 2012; Sorbye et al, 2012).

Now the Scot is intent on achieving his championship target.

They left without having organized themselves beforehand, intent on achieving freedom or martyrdom.

In a papacy that seems increasingly conservative, Benedict seems intent on achieving this by engaging more traditional believers like himself.

They go back a long time, and we are intent on achieving recognition of the rights of vast sectors of our population that have been relegated.

Ms. Renfield wasn't out to gather "a gallery of Caravaggios and Botticellis," she said, but instead was intent on achieving a "subliminal impact".

The title had been wrapped up weeks earlier but Conte had prepared rigorously for the final match against Cagliari – intent on achieving a full century.

Those who are intent upon achieving a nuclear weapon will be emboldened as a result of the landslide victory of Mr. Ahmadinejad.

NATO will discuss the plan, including political considerations, with the intent of achieving North Atlantic Council (NAC) approval prior to the January 28 London Foreign Ministers' conference on Afghanistan.

Fraser explains that when the king, as intent on achieving military glory as sexual glow, went to war to exert his "territorial adrenaline," he brought along his entire household, which sometimes amounted to a royal harem.

But one thing seems certain: a large bipartisan coalition — something that Moynihan, among others, has been intent on achieving since the start of this legislative process — will be necessary to pass any significant health-care-reform package.