Sentence examples for it might be achieved from inspiring English sources

The hope of salvation has naturally involved ideas about how it might be achieved.

At first Carter thought it might be achieved through the pert, lean, unsentimental neoclassical idiom then in fashion.

In this speech, he hinted at a better world – one that encompassed fairness and recovery – but gave very little clue as to how it might be achieved.

Nobody grudged promotion to Grant or Sherman … because they earned it". He called for "practical equality of opportunity for all citizens," and he described how it might be achieved.

As David Cameron and other leaders prepare to travel to the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting in Sri Lanka in November, the question of what a "real peace" might look like and how it might be achieved looms ever larger.

Baggio Leung, another umbrella movement alumnus who backs independence, was also vague about how it might be achieved but hinted it was only likely to happen if the Communist party collapsed.

There's no real attempt to work through how this might be achieved; it's offered less as a programme than as a provocation to imagine a future outside of capitalism's violent imperatives.

Further public understanding might be achieved, it says, if broadcasters attempted more "deliberative" as opposed to tit-for-tat coverage of the type that infuriated complainants to the BBC's Feedback programme long before they could be written off as sore losers.

The report offers a vision of how this might be achieved in it's "high shift scenario", in which it envisages a far greater proportion of urban passenger travel via "clean public transport" and non-motorised means, such as cycling and walking.

Clearly, it also implies that if we could modulate β-secretase cleavage towards the β′-site, it would have potential therapeutic benefit (although it is not obvious how this might be achieved).

I don't know what they thought might be achieved by it.