Sentence examples similar to that achieved its purpose from inspiring English sources

A constructive interpretation is one which simultaneously fits the facts of the practice (or other object of interpretation) and portrays it as a practice that achieves its purpose.

I would imagine that is largely because it achieved its purpose when it was on and I fully woke my phone much less to check out quick facts.  .

Until recently, defenders of the war often argued that it had achieved its purpose: preventing it from ever again becoming a haven from which al Qaeda could launch attacks against the US.

While I can say that the Sony has achieved its purpose, that purpose is intentionally limited and as such makes it attractive to a rather narrow slice of people.

The government commissioned the inspector general's report to ensure that forceful safeguards were in place to ensure that the $5 billion achieved its purpose of creating jobs, improving the quality of life in low-income households and reducing the waste of energy.

The band members were pleased with the material, as it achieved its purpose; Cornell believed that "Andy really would have liked" the songs, and Gossard also asserted that he thought Wood would be "blown away by the whole thing".

If my novel contributes to that outcome, Hate will have achieved its purpose.

His view is that once the United States achieved its purpose of a Soviet defeat in Afghanistan, it essentially lost interest in the country.

It is hoped that this paper has achieved its purpose to help researchers make better decisions when they develop and validate a WAF test and/or use that test or an existing test for different research purposes.

While subsidy payments are estimated to have totalled approximately US$50 million, Clapp concludes that the Chilean government achieved its purpose but may have paid more than necessary.

This shows that this innovative proposal has achieved its purpose and also ensured patient safety.