Sentence examples for it would never achieve from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nehru had a major role in convincing the Indian government that it would never achieve its development goals unless it relaxed its authoritarian economic policies and agreed to seek Western economic aid.

"I was told I would never achieve.

As a kid I was told I would never achieve anything, that I was a dumb dog.

Sitting alongside him in art class convinced me (among others) that I would never achieve his fluidity of line.

"This is one milestone I thought I'd never achieve".

Abdul Salam Zaeef, the Taliban's ambassador to Pakistan, called the assault a terrorist attack and vowed that America would "never achieve its goal".

A friend's daughter-in-law in her second trimester of pregnancy discovered that the fetus was anencephalous -- it had no upper skull or brain and would never achieve human consciousness.

I liked the smug feeling of achievement I got when I'd completed a run, or indeed noticed I'd lost a bit of weight: I'd never achieved anything sporting in my life, unless you count developing a nonpareil ability to bunk off games undetected.

He said in an interview that he knew he would never achieve unanimity the single feature of the report that gives it its credibility -- if he allowed the analysis Democrats wanted of how the White House used the intelligence.

He remembers a school report that said he would never achieve anything unless pushed.

Fosbury contends that this was because Wagner thought he would never achieve anything with the flop.