Sentence examples for often achieved a from inspiring English sources

While good results are often achieved, a degree of memory defect ensues.

In the article about Mendelssohn in Grove's Dictionary of Music and Musicians, it says that "when chorus was added to orchestra, Mendelssohn often achieved a new synthesis, so that both bodies were firmly intertwined.

Four times between 1880 and 1905, revolts started or reaching Buenos Aires shook the country and often achieved a fair amount of success.

Weir often achieved an all-over pale or whitewashed look, and this is very reminiscent of Monet.

A list of genes that most often achieved an accuracy of >0.8 as the window was advanced was obtained.

In recent studies, AML patients with a high pretherapeutic thymidine kinase activity have often achieved an adequate blast clearance after the first induction cycle [55].

Non-PP patients treated with iCombo after three months more often achieved an ACR response (ACR20: 71% versus 44%, P <0.001; ACR50: 49% vs 13%, P <0.001; ACR70: 17% vs 3%, P =0.001) than with iMono, and functional ability showed greater improvement (median decrease in HAQ 0.63 vs 0.38, P <0.001).

"Miami Vice" risks, and often achieves, a kind of clenched impenetrability.

And British scientists often achieve a written elegance and synthesis of argument that sometimes outstrips their American counterparts.

He combines a love of painting with the postmodern suspicion of it, and often achieves a near-perfect balance between the visual and the conceptual.

The production aims for, and often achieves, a jaunty spirit, best conveyed by its villains, Malcolm McDowell as the Sheriff of Nottingham and Mr. Hyde as Prince John.