Sentence examples for only to achieve from inspiring English sources

His thesis was that Russia had been through a terrible period under Soviet communism (though he praised some of the USSR's achievements) and then the chaotic liberalism in the 1990s, only to achieve serene stability under his own presidency.

Consider: you can work all day in a flurry of frenetic activity, only to achieve very little, especially when it's assessed in terms of a lasting achievement.

Amalgamations are needed, not only to achieve savings, but to improve operational effectiveness.

To truly motivate workers, Mr. Herzberg said, companies needed not only to achieve acceptable hygiene levels but also to institute practices that made people happy.

The move to an alliance model is not only to achieve greater scale and reach, although growing from 15 partner organisations to 50 members is not to be sniffed at.

"G.O.P. may be used as a synonym for Republican Party in headlines and direct quotations," reads the most recent edition of our stylebook, "but in articles it should be used only to achieve a special (Grand Old Party) effect".

But the Cadillac tax isn't the only way to achieve this end.

But solutions made by a group are not the only path to achieve great goals.

Critical pedagogy is the only way to achieve this.

He remains the only bowler to achieve such a feat.

I can only hope to achieve what he has.