Sentence examples for problems achieving from inspiring English sources

This century, Americans continue to attack the same problems, achieving some additional improvements.

The thin lifts have had problems achieving high density, which leads to high-in-place air voids.

Such case studies shed light to the model capabilities to represent different kinds and particular scheduling problems, achieving integration at the different decision support levels.

Farmers in some parts of Sweden have problems achieving quality assurance certification for their products due to frequently excessive cadmium (Cd) concentrations in wheat grain.

If more leaders embrace design thinking, they can leverage a deeper understanding of patients to solve such problems, achieving better clinical outcomes, improved patient experience, and lower costs along the way.

When a western European nuclear power plant was having problems achieving the necessary hydraulic performance at runout for two centrifugal charging pumps, a US engineering company, specializing in pump rebuilding and engineering services for the power generation industry, stepped in with a solution.

Only the soused Sergeant Cokes, suffering from heart problems, achieves a measure of wisdom about what matters and what doesn't, given the unpredictable coming and the unavoidable fact of death.

Youth locked up in secure facilities experience more mental problems, achieve a lower level of education, and make less money over their lifetimes.

Now that sales have started in earnest, Nissan should have no problem achieving its aim.

Mr. Thompson said Kroger should have no problem achieving earnings-per-share growth in the 16 to 18percentt range going forward.

First, though high rates of economic growth would partially address the Social Security problem, achieving them would be more difficult than the column suggested.