Sentence examples for might achieve a from inspiring English sources
Whereas you might achieve a goal or complete a strategy, you cannot fulfill a purpose; it's like a guiding star on the horizon forever pursued but never reached.
He has planted seeds from which might grow an underclass culture whose participants might achieve a self-empowerment denied them by the present hegemonic state of affairs.
He then fantasizes that a "center-right" President Mitt Romney might achieve a grand compromise of tax increases on the wealthy and modest entitlement reform.
You might think the first part of the course, the part on flourishing, was about human beings as individuals and the ways in which, within themselves, they might achieve a certain kind of harmony.
The meeting on the Maryland mountaintop was grueling, but Mr. Clinton was not going to leave while there was even a glimmer of hope that he might achieve a legacy-enhancing breakthrough in the pursuit of Middle East peace.
The poem equates Endymion's original romantic ardour with a more universal quest for a self-destroying transcendence in which he might achieve a blissful personal unity with all creation.
When the sun isn't shining it's a touch gloomy, a bit like being stuck in one of the murky bits of a Caspar David Friedrich painting, though when it's tipping down it might achieve an impressive dank earthiness.
In several dialogues, he implies that if you stir up the capacity to love inside you, and apply reason to direct your love in the right way, then you might achieve an understanding of what is good, beautiful and true.
Any individual candidate will, by definition, have a particular true score, and the SEM describes the likely range of actual scores such a candidate might achieve as a result of the unreliability of the assessment.
From there, it becomes a matter of how I might achieve seeing this 'A' from underneath".
Mr. Levesque, whose voice is less menacing outside the ring, speaks of the wide reach a "Raw" guest host might achieve with a single appearance.
