Sentence examples for this might achieve from inspiring English sources

I wished somehow to release the energies of these words back into wider culture – though I had no notion of what this might achieve, and anyway no wish to instrumentalise this lexis in terms of "deliverables" or "outcomes".

This is currently how pricing is done for highways and is the basis of the current European system of separating track fees from transportation charges.' It is also unclear from Clausen and Voll [4] as what the potential for decentralised traffic in European railway freight traffic might be and what this might achieve.

We elected for cooling the dialysate to 0.5°C less than the patient's temperature (determined with a tympanic thermometer) as a pilot study of 11 patients showed this might achieve the same benefit without the symptoms of cold intolerance which may have been a factor in preventing more widespread use of this strategy [ 12].

Just think what this country might achieve if we can address these issues," he said.

"This policy might achieve savings in the public sector, but in the private sector it won't work as a savings measure," she said.

However, if large numbers of practitioners are targeted, this strategy might achieve meaningful changes at a population level.

We envision that this function might achieve different results; it will significantly enrich the database through external support and allow for a more rapid and comprehensive expansion.

Wives -- or even mothers -- opposed to this fashion trend might achieve sartorial convention by sewing a fringe of lace to their menfolk's shirttails.

For users, you might achieve this by asking them to log into something to prove who they are.

The animal might achieve this by having the ability to tell relatives from non-relatives, but this is not the only possibility.

In my next column, I will address some more specific ways that you might achieve this goal and give you more concrete tools for you to work with.