Sentence examples for may achieving the from inspiring English sources

Compton's bad luck means that former Worcestershire and England batsman Graeme Hick remains the last man to score 1,000 first-class runs by the end of May, achieving the feat in 1988.

It is possible they may achieve the opposite.

A state pension fund may achieve the desired returns by investing in the stockmarket.

The question is whether other taxes may achieve the same end more efficiently or with fewer undesirable side effects.

But if this is the end of the dream, it is likely the start of a new rivalry that may achieve the same goals.

"This may achieve the desired dampening effect, although does not address the underlying structural issue in the market of insufficient supply".

Gov. Jon Corzine's plan to create a cabinet-level child-welfare agency independent of the State Department of Human Services may achieve the accountability and performance that have been so sadly lacking.

"The difficult question is how African countries may achieve the dual goal of covering their development finance needs and maintaining debt sustainability".

Effective cross-departmental communication may achieve the same effect, and there is little evidence to suggest individual fiefdoms within "super ministries" cooperate with any greater efficiency.

That may achieve the political goal of shuttering the physical prison at Guantánamo, but it does not resolve the fact that indefinite detention is a violation of international law and the U.S. Constitution.

Without modelling the ionosphere, differences may achieve the decimetre level (see left side of Fig. 13).