Sentence examples for nearest achieving from inspiring English sources

No soliloquies of any note, although Cleopatra comes nearest, achieving a Lear-like clarity about her place in the world after the death of Antony.

However, there are huge caveats to that – firstly, we are nowhere near achieving this aim.

"What you've got is a lot of corporate companies reporting recycling rates they are nowhere near achieving.

The bar moved up to 5.98m, a height Lavillenie has cleared many times, but well beyond anything Da Silva had ever been near achieving.

In any event, these technical fixes would go nowhere near achieving the 80% cuts in greenhouse gases that we are now committed to make by 2050.

So if you started 2014 with great career resolutions but now find yourself nowhere near achieving them, don't get too self-critical.

Passenger figures rose sharply and the number of cars travelling into central London dropped by 15%, a reduction that the present government would welcome but is nowhere near achieving.

It has been proposed that young people be excluded from this allowance, but that comes nowhere near achieving the £12bn the chancellor needs – nor would any cut that wasn't quite as drastic.

The strike last week also appeared to be a signal to the Iranians that Israel would be willing to conduct a similar attack on aboveground nuclear facilities if it seemed that Iran was near achieving nuclear weapons capability.

No government is anywhere near achieving this goal, and certainly not the world's most populous and most polluting nations — including the U.S., India and China.

But despite encouraging results, most of the time I'm reminded that we're nowhere near achieving human-like AI.