Sentence examples for so not achieving from inspiring English sources

Most patients have an unrealistic expectation that every cancer should be curable, so not achieving this end is a failure, and failure requires accountability.

I had 25 days to make a movie, so inevitably you're not achieving all of your ideas.

"So we have not achieved the much-valued Olympic qualification in jumping so the team will have to perform at the Aachen Europeans in 2015".

"A dictator who has suppressed the people and has kept their hearts locked up so they could not achieve their dreams" is gone, Mr. Powell said.

A multitude of clinical trials conducted so far has not achieved significant benefit for patients with MM.

The possibility of eradicating cancer by selective destruction of tumour blood vessels may represent an attractive therapeutic avenue, but most pharmaceutical agents investigated so far did not achieve complete cures and are not completely specific.

Hitchcock may not achieve so much so soon.

Art forms such as literary fiction have to deal with the rich lives of the characters with all their specificity and so can't achieve the distancing required to do this.

Before the first intifada, which began in December 1987, the warring parties had not tried talking peace; now they have, and so far they have not achieved it.

We've not achieved so that was the real frustration," added Lancaster.

To win a medal he's going to have to beat some very good high jumpers and achieve a height he has not achieved so far this season.