Sentence examples for the protests achieved from inspiring English sources

So what have the protests achieved?

Constant disagreement over what to do has meant that the protests achieve little more than shutting down the city's central traffic circle and antagonizing many ordinary people hankering for stability.

Unless the street protests achieve unexpected momentum, the election could cast the pro-reform classes — especially the better off and better educated — back into a state of passive disillusionment, some opposition figures said.

After skirmishes over the weekend, the first substantial #BoycottByron protest achieved one picketing victory before it even began – the Holborn branch was shut down hours beforehand (a sign cited, with impressive vagueness, "technical reasons" ).

After skirmishes over the weekend, the first substantial #BoycottByron protest achieved one picketing victory before it even began the Holborn branch was shut down hours beforehand (a sign cited, with impressive vagueness, "technical reasons").

Never before, in the 54-year history of the People's Republic, has peaceful popular protest achieved anything of the kind.The bill the Hong Kong government had proposed to pass was a bad one.

This dynamic may affect the local governments' responding strategies and central government's intervention paths, which eventually help protests achieve success.

As she points out, the nongovernmental organizations, or N.G.O.'s, that fueled the protests have achieved undreamed-of power.

In the past the government has encouraged nationalistic outbursts and then quashed them when passions grew too inflamed — or when the protests had achieved the political purpose officials envisioned.

I asked Salam what the protests have achieved.

What does he think his protest achieved?