Sentence examples for never again achieved from inspiring English sources

After that production, Gems never again achieved a major success with an original new play.

Prince Bandar never again achieved the level of influence he enjoyed during the first gulf war.

He continued to make sculptures, although he never again achieved the success and influence of his Cubist years.

Lindsay, at any rate, left office with a sense of defeat; he died in 2000 having never again achieved a position of power.

It's a book that in its singularity — in literature as well as in the author's oeuvre, which never again achieved such heights — has inspired awe and repulsion, with little between.

The brachiopods, however, never again achieved the dominance they held among the benthos of the Paleozoic, and they may have suffered competitively from the adaptive radiation of the bivalves in the Mesozoic.

"If City Opera is transformed into a small ad hoc presenting organization forced to deploy pickup orchestras, choruses and soloists, it can never again achieve these things and therefore cannot retain its identity or its impact".

'Whatever happens at the next World Cup, it's obvious that we could never again achieve anything of the same magnitude as that victory in Berne.' Klose, a thoughtful 25-year-old who cultivated personal contacts with Walter, heard the Berne story from his parents many years ago.

Patients who preoperatively primarily were concerned with survival, cancer cure, and incontinence are left with the prospect of never again achieving an adequate erection.

Rather than delivering a message of salvation to humanity, the theological equivalent of "never again", Benedict achieved nothing better than false hope.

However, the real distinguishing feature of the Event was the palpable emotions exhibited by individuals who had traveled to the Capitol simply to be a part of history, to be part of, to bear witness to an historical event that can never again be achieved: namely, the ascendancy of the first African-American to hold the power and title of commander-in-chief.