Sentence examples for out achieving from inspiring English sources

At least four artworks broke price records at Sotheby's on Wednesday, but perhaps the most anticipated, Arthur Streeton's Sydney Harbour 1907, narrowly missed out, achieving the second highest price at auction for the artist at $2,074,000.

As the OBR has pointed out, achieving this would require "general government consumption to fall to its lowest level as a share of national income since consistent data began in 1948".

To demonstrate this, isolation of 1 was carried out, achieving 96% radiochemical purity (Fig. 3) and an activity yield between 4 and 6% (based on 24 min preparation time).

But as Mideast expert and Salon contributor Juan Cole has pointed out, achieving that goal may come at too high a price.

The non-sterilized fermentative production of l-lactic acid was also carried out, achieving values of 44.89 g/L and 0.89 g/g mixed sugar for lactic acid concentration and yield, respectively.

She made her highest total for the Under-21s in the final match of the competition, scoring 75 before being run out as the Netherlands reached 180 off their 50 overs, and then bowled Scotland out, achieving a 95 run victory.

No product Apple ever put out achieved perfection.

Out of Sight is geared towards the aspiring young person, and it certainly applies to everyone, to 'break out,' achieve and be successful".

Furthermore, there was a high attrition rate from the intervention and it is not known whether those who dropped out achieved any benefits.

It is noteworthy that ten of the thirteen subjects who attempted to quit (did not drop out) achieved abstinence at six weeks.

For the studied range, the test results demonstrate that the anchored blind-bolt component can ultimately provide resistance to pull-out, achieving the full tensile capacity of its internal bolt.