Sentence examples for not always achieve from inspiring English sources

We worked hard and did not always achieve all that we wanted, but we keep on keeping on.

Mr. Becker said the current numbers might be overstated in actual driving conditions, particularly because new high-tech engines do not always achieve the mileage listed on stickers.

Perhaps, under French influence, his style became more aggressively noticeable and did not always achieve the naturalness of his best Polish work.

It presents Fontana as a visionary and risk taker, who, like many of his ilk, was slightly ahead of his time (and, often, his materials) and did not always achieve his goals.

My own experience of supervision, and the relationships I see my colleagues working to establish, may not always achieve this ideal, but I do think they go quite some distance towards it.

Therefore MCVELM can not always achieve good generalization performance.

Astonishingly, these get-togethers have not always achieved a great deal.

It is precisely the atmosphere intended, but not always achieved, at this new British-themed design hotel.

The upshot is that while showing the breadth of his knowledge and interests, he has not always achieved what he set out to achieve.

Lawyers, though, have long suspected that such lofty ideals are not always achieved in practice, even in well run judicial systems free from political meddling.

But it has gained notoriety, as the roughing-up needed to make the ball move is not always achieved by simple and legitimate wear and tear.