Sentence examples for something to be achieved from inspiring English sources

As Kaunda explains, "personhood is not an automatic quality of the human individual; it is something to be achieved, the higher the achievement, the higher the credit" (Wiredu 1992, 104).

"It's not a thing to be waited for, it's something to be achieved".

It was the Mount Everest of my childhood, and in its last-stopness, something to be achieved.

He added that there was "still something to be achieved by an injunction" even "once the secret is revealed".

"If a court can stop one person or five people.... — not 50,000 — is there not something to be achieved?" On anonymity, he added: "That went long ago.

"I find what's vain more acceptable than what's pure … any tendency toward purity also supposes that there's something to be achieved, and it means that art has some sort of point".

But earning that much is rare if not impossible — it requires the most experienced teachers, with the most advanced degrees, to have the best possible performance, something yet to be achieved.

Something is starting to be achieved but there is so much still to do.

Now, Janssens, Meinema et al. have managed to map many of the molecular changes that occur as baker's yeast ages; this is something that has yet to be achieved for any other organism.

If something of a similar magnitude is to be achieved again, good ideas are crucial.

Steve Logan is proud of his job as a forklift truck driver and enthusiastically describes how good it feels to be achieving something.