Sentence examples for might achieve if from inspiring English sources

Imagine what Italy might achieve if it worked even better.

Just think what this country might achieve if we can address these issues," he said.

Imagine what he might achieve if he broke into a trot.

But who knows what we former employees might achieve if we start shouting loudly in our poshest voices.

Conversely, sceptics have argued that Peltier today is as much a prisoner of his supporters as he is of Leavenworth: that if less fuss had been made of him, less hope invested in what he might achieve if released, then a government anxious to put an enormously embarrassing episode behind it might have freed him long ago.

I'm wondering what we all might achieve if we slowed down a little, took an hour off.

Labor's policies might achieve 2-3C, if other countries did the same thing.

But it has a suggestion: if it is ready for talks, why not put off sanctions and see what talks might achieve, even if some enrichment work continues?

I wrote a BBC radio feature on the history of tobacco which was well received, and this gave me the idea that I might achieve more if I could reach a wider, non-academic audience.

The risers make for a handsome picture, but the orchestra might achieve better balance if it were flat on the floor.

Physician-referral based screening might achieve higher reattendance if routine invitations to reattend were to be adopted by the non-OBSP mammography facilities.