Sentence examples for usually achieve from inspiring English sources

Yet tax cuts usually achieve no discernible increase in investment, only a measurable increase in inequality.

Workers usually achieve rights through strength in numbers, Ms. Poo said, banding together to pressure an individual employer to change.

I just didn't understand what was happening, because a collection of pixels does not usually achieve that kind of emotion".

The curious thing about privacy, though, is that simply by expecting it we can usually achieve it.

He noted that people who had at least two years' post-high-school education usually achieve incomes higher than the minimum wage.

They usually achieve this by standing in the road and waving their arms (which they say they have even been known to do for a mother goose and her goslings needing to cross the road).

That's something usually achieved on stage rather than screen.

Some might say too restrained, but Mr. Levine usually achieved the intended effect.

However, history shows if Ainslie sets his mind on something, he usually achieves it.

That is usually achieved, Mr. Weinstein said, by making ownership of shares in the rescue corporation optional.

The score was 1520, usually achieved by making a nonvulnerable seven no-trump contract.