Sentence examples for time achieving from inspiring English sources

GLASS CEILING Why are women having such a hard time achieving parity on Wall Street?

They will now have an even tougher time achieving the necessary number of score points.

In that, it is a success, a thrilling ride that wastes no time achieving maximum velocity.

I had a hard time achieving 30 m.p.g., even on the highway.

As Japan's experience suggests, post-bubble economies have an extremely tough time achieving policy traction.

Many of the bottles cost less than $20, something that local restaurants have a difficult time achieving.

"I feel that we've made progress on and off the field during this time, achieving stability and giving the club solid ground on which to move forward.

Against the ticking clocks of progress, Tennyson and Dickens set up these other measures of time, achieving nothing, and with no promised end-points.

It is true that I enjoy a wider readership in France, but I think all European authors have a harder time achieving recognition in the English-speaking world.

For a variety of reasons, both personal and political, the Liberal Democrats would have a hard time achieving an official role in the next government.

By seeing other values, including for water (which powers hydroelectric dams) and for tourism, the country invested in forest conservation and restoration while at the same time achieving economic growth.