Sentence examples for point achieve from inspiring English sources

"By definition, we must at some point achieve a sustainable energy economy or we will run out of fossil fuels to burn and civilization will collapse," he wrote.

My choice of field in physics partially reflects my belief in quantum computing to, at some point, achieve significant gains over classical computing in a significantly wide variety of problems.

As testosterone is known to affect sexual motivation and dominance behavior in mammals, males will, to a point, achieve greater mating success with greater testosterone production.

All this practice should boil down to one single point: achieve your purpose and get the work done for your client.

For 2009/10, the clinical indicators represented 70% of the achievable points, and practices were paid on average 126,77 pounds for each point achieved.

As technology reduces the cost of transportation and communications to near the vanishing point, achieving this equalisation is increasingly feasible.

He also suggests no opposition has gone on to win power without at some point achieving a lead of at least 20%.

Moreover, no opposition party has gone on to win without at some point achieving an opinion poll lead of at least 20%.

Between the ages of 12 and 15, he competed in tournaments all over the Midwest, at one point achieving a regional ranking of 17.

He predicts the FTSE 100 will recover to 6,350 by the end of the year, around 4 per cent up on the high point achieved last month.

Aside from his Ivy League education, the young man has at this point achieved next to nothing.