Sentence examples for point of achieving from inspiring English sources

On the point of achieving major success, they were brought down by an excess of sex, drugs and alcohol.

The Cranfield School of Management was initiated just before Henry arrived, and he encouraged it to the point of achieving world-class status.

(Fantasy and science fiction have also risen mightily, if not to the point of achieving hegemony, but they lie outside Anderson's purview).

In the second half of the play, Torn illustrates Plath's descent into a form of madness that makes a certain sense: if she cannot achieve perfection, what is the point of achieving anything?

What would be the point of achieving such a perspective?

Still, it needs to only be the starting point rather than end point of achieving personalized serendipity.

Between 1990 and 2013, the average annual decline in the MMR was 4.3 %, amounting to a 64%% decline since 1990, only 11 percentage points shy of achieving the 75 % reduction called for by the MDG 5 [ 3].

But, from the point of view of achieving full citizenship rights for the more than 646,000 people who call D.C. home, perhaps no race on April 1 matters more than the one for D.C. Council At-Large.

The findings of two large independent randomized trials showed that there was no interest from a therapeutic point of view of achieving the pelvic lymphadenectomy when the cancer is confined to the uterus [ 6, 7].

This seems an obvious development from the point of view of achieving a particular concept of the Union's future structure.

From an applications point of view achieving a reproducible sensor response is highly desirable.