Sentence examples for is unachieved from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, the objective of obtaining the right data for intelligence is unachieved.

The NO3− content of all treatments at the end of the incubation period is higher in comparison with NH4+, but that (N-NO3−/N-NH4+) ratis is lower in the case of water leaching extracts, taken earlier than the end of the incubation period; then, nitrification process is unachieved.

This goal is still unachieved and the environmental degradation of the Baltic Sea continues (HELCOM 2011).

That may be due to the fact that, five years on, Murtha's vision is still unachieved: U.S. troops remain engaged in a now winding-down Iraq war.

1 The expected therapeutic success target of 85% among newly diagnosed individuals with positive smears is largely unachieved in many settings in sub-Saharan Africa. 1 Defaulting from tuberculosis treatment is one of the reasons for this sub-optimal performance.

Shifting resources out of hospitals into the community, and blending the NHS with social care, are longstanding unachieved endeavours – irrelevant to Tory calls for new payment or private provider systems.

Among them are the unachieved Clinton-era idea of mandatory national service, a watered-down proposal for universal health care for children only, a plan for supporting college costs for middle-class families.

"These are previously unachieved timeframes in stroke," Saver told The Times on Thursday.

However, the issue of neonatal survival remained unfinished agenda and is among the unachieved millennium development goal targets identified for the post-2015 priorities [ 4, 5].

Moby-Dick by Herman Melville Ahh, God! what trances of torments does that man endure who is consumed with one unachieved revengeful desire".

Gillispie says that the scholarship has "succeeded beyond my wildest hopes". His only unachieved ambition is to award two scholarships per year: one for travel to Oxford, the other for an independent project.