Sentence examples for much was achieved from inspiring English sources

Much was achieved, and Shell listened, although whether they always heard enough is open to question.

While much was achieved through collective bargaining, his singular and most brilliant move was in the legal arena.

Much was achieved, but Hamilton reached an impasse when he could not show that the manifold would not snap into pieces under the flow.

Nothing much was achieved by this.By contrast, NATO's active support for the talks which reportedly includes flying a senior insurgent to Kabul is new.

THE scarcity of good new operas in the present decade -- unless something remarkable happens more than once during the next year and a half -- makes all the more striking how much was achieved in the 80's.

So let's show what Campbell says in his introduction about how much was achieved in the first term: It is often said that we didn't do enough in the first term, with that huge parliamentary majority and the hopes that had created it.

Seldom had so much been achieved in British politics by saying and doing so little.

But whether much is achieved by incarcerating women "mules" is unclear.

In getting to this final, that much is achieved for their comparatively small nation.

Otherwise, you just end up with countries pursuing a hundred different development projects, but in the end not much is achieved.

"But organisations ought to judge not by how much time in the office, but how much is achieved".