Sentence examples for not even achieved from inspiring English sources
Regrettably, this precision is not even achieved for the LLE of many conventional type 1 and some type 2 ternary systems.
Having not even achieved employment protection -- a federal protection that still eludes us today -- we were now all going to jump on the marriage bandwagon?
In practice, total equality is not even achieved in the egalitarian Austrian health care system: as a recent study has shown for the OECD countries (van Doorslaer et al. 2006), there is almost no socio-economic gradient in the probability of visiting a doctor in general; richer people, however, are more likely to see a specialist.
How will such cuts be possible if we do not even achieve the cuts the Kyoto treaty demands by 2012?
The final bitter note in the smoggy tale of diesel's rise is that it did not even achieve its overarching goal.
In replying as forcefully and misguidedly as it has done to provocation from Lebanon, Israel might not even achieve a rocket-free zone in the north.
While Helen Mirren, who took the best actress trophy at the same ceremony, will now almost certainly graduate to an Oscar, Baron Cohen almost certainly won't; he may not even achieve an Academy award nomination.
In the event, the invasion of Afghanistan did not even achieve what should have been the primary goal of US policy, the capture of Osama and the undermining of al-Qaida.
It is stifling economic growth, threatening public services, and is not even achieving the government's aim of straightening out public finances, Scotland's first minister Nicola Sturgeon will claim today.
"I think it's very possible that we will become so frantic in our search for security, which we may not even achieve whatever we do, that we'll sacrifice the things we're supposedly erecting security to defend," said Alan Brinkley, a historian at Columbia University.
In all the participating countries, on average 17%% of the students did not even achieve the lowest level of CIL determined by the study.
