Sentence examples for might make achieving from inspiring English sources

*Little ones might make achieving this in the morning tough.

Sanctions might make sense if they were achieving the goal of stopping North Korea's nuclear-weapons and missile programs.

Due to their good hemocompatibility, they might make an innovative tool for achieving bioactive coatings for coronary stents.

If that could be achieved, it might make the size of the banking sector less of a problem.

Our interactive guide gives details of the parties, the questions facing the electorate (including the role of the army), and maps showing population density and previous election resultsCompetitive banking Competition between banks might make financial stability harder to achieve.

Majola is not alone in wondering "what he might have achieved had he made his debut, as he should have done, at the age of 20 on South Africa's tour of England in 1951".

That might make it more difficult for workers to achieve improvements in wages living standards.

Far from satisfying a sense of bloodlusty righteousness, "The Jinx" might make us pause to question how we achieve it.

He provides much information about them, but the brilliance he might have achieved if he could make us love and hate them is absent.

In achieving what many of them would want they might make themselves redundant, leaving slow long-term merger with Labour as the only alternative.

Siebel, based in San Mateo, Calif., said it might make additional payments in 2006 if revenue and other goals were achieved.