Sentence examples for less achieved from inspiring English sources

Today it has been more or less achieved.

You find Russians who have more or less achieved their plaintive ambition to be "normal people".

The big polluters have more or less achieved the UN's aim of population stability.

Despite setbacks, this has been more or less achieved, never more so than in the past decade of sustained expansion.

But the politician's unexpected resurrection at the Foreign Office means Boris has instead more or less achieved the show's subtitle.

In fact, the production proves less illuminating about Chekhov and his times, and far less achieved as a piece of drama, than Trevor Nunn's production of Gorki's Summerfolk.

In his review in The New York Times, Vincent Canby called the film "magnificent, moving and very mysterious," one that "dramatizes states of mind that have seldom been attempted, much less achieved, outside of written fiction".

"Paris" predates The Waste Land by two years, and though it is less achieved and resonant than Eliot's poem, it is, in an English context, just as experimental and unprecedented.