Sentence examples for might achieve it from inspiring English sources

Whatever else the Brexit campaign might achieve, it won't get the trains running on time.

The question is therefore less about what we are trying to achieve and rather how we might achieve it.

Surely that is something all Americans would want, if we only understood how readily we might achieve it, how well worth the effort it is.

At the time, leftist governments were in power across the region, giving the Farc confidence that since they were unable to take power via their armed struggle, they might achieve it through the ballot box.

However much attention to cake-like patina and squidgy form his proposed use of glazed and unglazed, new and old bricks might achieve, it remains a half-baked gag.

She might achieve it, thanks to a possible divorce from Peter after being estranged for so long, partnering up with Diane Lockhart Christine Baranskii) for an all-female firm, and maybe even running off with her hunky new investigator Jason Jeffrey Dean Morgann).

What, for instance, led the Libyan regime to think that it might achieve its objective of securing al-Megrahi's release by issuing threats against Britain?

In his book The Art of the Theatre (1905) he outlined his concept of a "total theatre" in which the stage director alone would be responsible for harmonizing every aspect of the production acting, music, colour, movement, design, makeup, and lighting so that it might achieve its most unified effect.

But with Mr. Reid's eager assistance, the president might just achieve it.

Both of us wanted to make a 'different' cinema, and we struggled with all our might to achieve it.

Marinoff and other practitioners hold that we all have a philosophy of life, whether we know it or not, and that we can benefit from identifying that philosophy, making sure it helps us rather than hinders us -- defining success, say, in a way we might actually achieve it -- and then strengthening it through dialogue with the great thinkers.