Sentence examples for most achieved from inspiring English sources
'most achieved' is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase when you want to emphasize that something has been or is being attained to a significant degree. For example, "She has most achieved her dreams of becoming a successful businesswoman."
I think it is certainly Motion's most achieved collection.
Junky and Queer have a raw power; The Western Lands is his most achieved work.
And most vivid of all, for me at least, Moses Herzog, Bellow's most achieved dreamer, the least practical of men in an America of vigorous, material pursuits.
A 2012 review of health promotion programs for those with serious mental illness by Dartmouth researchers concluded that of 24 well-designed studies, most achieved statistically significant weight loss, but very few achieved "clinically significant weight loss".
It is intended that the body be received at the chapel next Wednesday and remain there overnight so that MPs, peers and others working in the Palace of Westminster can visit to pay tribute to Benn, whose 16 election wins were the most achieved by any Labour MP.
The Tavistock clinic, (spiritual) home to some of the country's most achieved, admirable psychotherapists, was a driving force behind the Family Nurse Partnership, and still sees the dovetailed aims of the First Three Years movement and their own as a welcome consensus.
He has achieved more than most achieve in three lifetimes.
America performed better than most, achieving 1.3% annual growth.
Engineering and computer-science students earn most, achieving an impressive 20-year annualised return of 12% (the S&P 500 managed just 7.8%).
He cites Department of Justice statistics showing that sex offenders have an average sentence of seven years, with most achieving parole in just three.
Schemes proposed previously can at most achieve temporal accuracy of order which depends on the order of fractional derivatives in the equations and is usually less than two.
