Sentence examples for making them achieve from inspiring English sources

He concluded: "The respect of a free people for their ruler ought to be born of the conviction which they hold that their ruler is capable of making them achieve that level of felicity they aspire to; and if such is not the case, unhappy ruler, unhappy people".

Many improvements can be introduced to our estimators in order to make them achieve the CRLBs faster.

Hence, hybridization of CI techniques can boost their individual performance and make them achieve much more success in dealing with large-scale, complex problems than their individual components.

All of them display a zero-dimensional motif, in which strong intermolecular hydrogen bonding interactions (O H···O/N) and packing interactions (C H···π and π···π) make them achieve a three-dimensional supramolecular architecture.

All women are fighting for what will make them achieve greater success in their life.

It challenges pupils to succeed and is more aspirational – even the kids who don't want to achieve, we somehow sort of make them achieve," Mr Morris said.

To you I say helping the other side win is not going to get your progressive goals achieved and will only make it harder to get them achieved the next time.

As they are encapsulated, higher working frequencies can be achieved, making them competitive despite the lower parallelism level if we compare them with a cellular processor, for example.

Furthermore, these self-assembled nanostructures could be designed with novel peptide motifs, making them stimuli-responsive and achieving triggered drug delivery at disease sites.

"Did you know that (apparently) Johnny Hates Jazz's first album went straight into number 1 in the hit parade (when it still had some national importance) making them the first band to achieve this feat?

Any surgery for this sort of problem is a little bit of a compromise – you try and include the parents and manage their expectations, making them realise we can't achieve normality, no matter how much we want to or how hard we try".