Sentence examples for soon achieving from inspiring English sources

The slightly tortured reasoning is that he has peaked too soon, achieving the unprecedented triple triumph of the Paris-Nice, Tour de Romandie, and Criterium du Dauphine road races.

In particular, when the animal directed its gaze rightward, the cell became almost silent; then, after cue onset, neural activity went up soon, achieving a level similar to the one the cell had before fixation.

Lumbering soon achieved code status for "it couldn't have been our fault".

They will soon achieve total domination in the field of their own art, financially and otherwise.

Instead of resorting to wars, Wenceslas engaged in negotiations and soon achieved success in Upper Silesia.

A properly organized, modern legal profession now arose, and it soon achieved very high standards.

There was, for example, the United Nations of the secretary generals, who soon achieved fame for settling disputes as neutral mediators.

"We think we'll soon achieve scale in the U.S. that matches some of the big chains," Mr. Low said.

He was elected to parliament in the Labour victory of 1964 - two years after Mr Dalyell - and soon achieved ministerial office in the Department of Economic Affairs.

The Yankees will also pay a little less than $1 million in salary for this season, as well as incentive payments he might soon achieve.

Yet it has also been one of the most self-confident fields in prophesying that it will soon achieve the ultimate breakthrough.