Sentence examples for publicly achieved from inspiring English sources

Britten's ambition to write music which was "of use to people" was perhaps most publicly achieved in the War Requiem, commissioned for the 1962 dedication of the new Coventry Cathedral after the destruction of its predecessor in the Blitz.

For young men in urban informal settlements, their sense of masculinity and positioning within the gender hierarchy was very publicly achieved and evaluated; something men 'wore on their sleeve' and performed.

The authoritarian reprisals may suppress opposition publicly but achieve little to quell the anger.

The reported results of these tools are summarized in Table 1, together with the performance of publicly available ones achieved on our datasets.

Sites often post publicly individual milestones achieved, such as membership in a 100-mile club, and participants are routinely asked to reflect on how their improved fitness has led to valued outcomes in day-to-day life.

Yet, only one of the 121 publicly-run prisons achieved the lowest rating in the 2012/13 inspections, with a further 10 achieving ratings of two.

Founders are not all alike, but most don't step back until they've achieved their publicly stated goals.

When the publicly known buyer has full bargaining power, Myersonʼs optimal revenue is achieved; when the publicly known buyer has no bargaining power, a conditionally efficient mechanism prevails.

Of the two, it is Snedeker who has displayed a fierce hunger to achieve, publicly at least.

He did not stop writing longer pieces, although they now came mostly in the form of suites, with separate sections bound by an inclusive theme, and no pretension to the kind of unity he had so publicly failed to achieve.

"What Richard needs to reflect on, and I think he's a decent man, is the disconnect between what he thinks privately and what he has tried to achieve publicly.