Sentence examples for through to achieve from inspiring English sources

We delight in the beauty of the butterfly, but rarely admit the changes it has gone through to achieve that beauty.

Dr. Dweck suggests parents make their praise specific, and focus on the process the child went through to achieve the behavior, not merely the behavior itself.

On Gbowee's resignation, Johnson Sirleaf, who spoke as a guest of the Royal African Society, said her fellow Nobel laureate was too young to know what Liberia had been through to achieve peace.

In the meantime, Europe seems destined to lurch from crisis to crisis — but, in Mr. Kirkegaard's rosier view, will muddle through to achieve Germany's long-cherished dream for Europe, which is a closer fiscal and political union.

Women interviewed across several countries in the region that witnessed revolutions or ripples of the Arab Spring described the halting and uneven changes of the past year as a transition period that their nations must go through to achieve democracy.

Having ridden a Group One winner in 2009, Payne, now 30, is hardly a girl from nowhere, but she was happy to reveal the trials she has gone through to achieve her life's dream in what she feels is still very much a male-dominated sport Down Under.

Obviously it hurt, but it makes you feel as if you've gone through something to achieve it.

Team-mate Matthew Pinsent explained: "He put his family and body through hell to achieve what he achieved.

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"We are actively investigating the situation, through British Standards Institution, to achieve a swift resolution and limit any inconvenience to affected customers".

We want to protect access to our accounts online, but at the same time, we don't want to jump through hoops to achieve that.