Sentence examples for that it accomplished from inspiring English sources
The Philadelphia Inquirer, calling it the best non-fiction work of 2000, claimed that "it accomplished the astounding scholarly feat of convincing many experts in American history that a fundamental belief about our country that the United States began as a land in which most citizens owned guns and used them is false".
President Obama's 2011 State of the Union address was a political masterstroke in that it accomplished two diametrically opposed goals at the same time: the President appeased the American public by calling for a modern day, green energy moon shot, then he undercut any hope for real change by reassuring powerful, polluting corporations that America's energy future would be anything but green.
But of course, the miracle of the Ho Chi Minh Trail was that it accomplished the impossible.
But his opponents argue that it accomplished that through deep cuts in spending on schools and local governments, which will be hard pressed to make up the difference.
The prevailing verdict on the Petraeus-Crocker show is that it accomplished little beyond certifying President Bush's intention to kick the can to January 2009 so that the helicopters will vacate the Green Zone on the next president's watch.
Purists routinely point out that no one has ever definitively proved that it accomplishes its goals any better than, say, assiduous hand washing and the enthusiastic use of bleach.
The final step is the experimental validation of the network: its biochemical stability and behavior are checked to verify that it accomplishes the expected task(s).
By this I simply mean that it accomplishes exactly what it sets out to do.
The brilliance of the game is that it accomplishes such a test not by being arbitrary and capricious; Dark Souls is never "unfair".
And asking that it accomplish this task across a wide range of areas, such as the ones to which Nash's approach has been applied, is surely too much.
"The strength of this proposal is that it accomplishes much of what those who want a public option are calling for — that is, something to compete with private for-profit insurance companies," Mr. Conrad said.
