Sentence examples for partly achieve from inspiring English sources

The purpose of the average similar degree is to successfully work with high similar noise data sets and partly achieve an order-independent objective without correct parameters.

Indeed, as mentioned before, several anti-MM drugs, including proteasome inhibitors, IMiDs and atacicept, partly achieve their effect through the neutralization of APRIL.

In addition to reducing emissions from fossil fuel burning, the Kyoto Protocol provides explicit opportunities for Annex B countries to partly achieve their reduction commitments by planting new forests, or by managing existing forests or agricultural land differently (so-called Land-Use, Land-Use Change and Forestry measures: LULUCF).

(This is partly achieved with lightning-fast changes of wig and costume, sometimes onstage).

The increase in living standards was partly achieved at the cost of investment.

The losses will be partly achieved by not replacing people who leave but there will also be redundancies.

What I do know is that partly achieved gender parity does not discourage brute force against females (and boys too).

For all the government fanfare about better-than-ever national exam results (partly achieved by grading fluffier subjects more sympathetically), in international tests the trend is downward.

And I think a large part of the popularity of "Lovesong" stems from its elevation of such familiar banality to a cosmic level, partly achieved here through choreography.

In this connection, the question of tempo becomes most important, for the crescendo and diminuendo of drama are partly achieved through the varying tempi of successive scenes.

For the last two years, Mr. Bolton, 40, has worked for, and partly achieved, his dream of reuniting the children he had with a woman now no longer a part of his life.