Sentence examples for never fully achieved from inspiring English sources

Democracy is never fully achieved.

By David Remnick Democracy is never fully achieved.

The ideal of the nation-state is never fully achieved.

Something that the company has never fully achieved in the past.

This they never fully achieved, and when Victoria reigned, centuries later, it became used for growing and storing liquorice.

If in one sense Hymnen represents the high point of radiophonic composition, in a great many other senses it represents a peak of radiophonic dramatic art that radio itself has never fully achieved.

If you don't allow for some risk in your career, you may become like an overprotected child who fails to explore the world with any autonomy and thus never fully achieves his potential.

But internal consistency is a goal that democratic mass movements never fully achieve, and the Trump-G.O.P. concordat has proved more durable than many observers expected, surviving eighteen months of chaos, controversies, and occasional big setbacks, such as the failure to repeal Obamacare.

We can do it, we have been doing it and we are really great at doing it, but we'll never fully achieve our objectives if everyone isn't on board.

Gary's career after the war was both deliriously successful and, in a way, never quite fully achieved.

The Martian atmospheric grain observer (MAGO) experiment is aimed at providing direct quantitative measurements of mass and size distributions of dust particles, a goal that has never been fully achieved so far.