Sentence examples for no longer achieving from inspiring English sources

Their basic design involves administering the test agent of interest to a population of patients who are no longer achieving optimal glucose control on a pre-existing regimen of background therapy.

Some studies have shown advantages of adding a third noninsulin agent to a two-drug combination that is not yet or no longer achieving the glycemic target (83– 86).

Many men can no longer achieve erections without pumps or pills.

Since Palestinians can no longer achieve their own state, they must be granted full citizenship as Israelis.

It struggles on, hoping no one will notice, but can no longer achieve things that used to be straightforward, like attracting Derby winners.

"There is a serious risk that the opposition can no longer achieve its main objective up there," said an influential backer of the Syrian opposition.

But, she says, she can no longer achieve that actorly alchemy on stage, even though she trained at Bristol Old Vic after Cambridge.

If not, then those who can will have to buy these most precious commodities by contributing privately with top-ups to a basic NHS and private tuition to get children through exams that low-grade schools no longer achieve.

Perhaps because Smith could no longer achieve the expected results without the help of his performance-enhancing drug, he continued to use his "edge," fully aware of the government's extensive wiretapping efforts.

Whatever the case, Spalding felt that he could no longer achieve the high creative level, the playfulness and mastery, of his pre-accident performances — and others felt this, too.

NHS Providers, which represents 94% of hospitals, said its members could no longer "achieve the impossible" by absorbing a fifth successive year of cuts to the payments they receive for treating patients under the tariff system.