Sentence examples for interest to achieve from inspiring English sources

There's no doubt £50,000 is an ambitious figure for a software project to raise via crowdfunding, especially as lifelogging is not exactly a mass market phenomenon right now — the AIRS app has apparently had circa 12,000 downloads since release — so it will be interesting to see whether Storica's creators can spark enough interest to achieve their target.

In designing impact tools it is of great interest to achieve the desired periodic impact velocities.

In this respect, all countries are equally vulnerable, and it is in our common interest to achieve global health security.

With British and other foreign forces preparing to withdraw next year, Cameron said that it was in all three countries' interest to achieve stability in Afghanistan.

The committee states that if there was a vote to leave then it would be in everyone's interest to achieve a negotiated settlement.

The tools presented here can thus be of great interest to achieve affordable, smart energy-efficient buildings, while adhering to environmental laws and comfort for work spaces.

It had also been a testament to how racial and ethnic groups in Houston had put aside their suspicions and rivalries and come together largely out of self-interest to achieve power.

In Lyndon Johnson's Great Society, Rustin perceived the promise of social democracy in the United States; the civil rights coalition -- "Negroes, trade unionists, liberals and religious groups" -- could act, in a union of enlightened self-interest, to achieve what Rustin called "the Freedom Budget," in effect a domestic Marshall Plan that would devote $185 billion to job creation.

Mr Miliband today said it was "genuinely uncertain as to whether the world community can come together and put aside its short-term interests" to achieve a result by the end of the week.

Correlation is not causation, and even if the player never kicks another ball for Inter it is still in everybody's interests to achieve some sort of peace and work towards achieving a sale to suit all parties in the summer.

Obama's view is that, to some degree, idealism is the new realism in Afghanistan: To protect our hard-core interests, to achieve even our limited goals of quashing Al Qaeda and its allies, we have to do something that looks very idealistic — deliver better governance for Afghans.