Sentence examples for usually achieves from inspiring English sources

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

The advantage is that one party usually achieves a clear majority in parliament.

The Council took its action in a presidential statement, a nonbinding declaration that needs unanimous support and usually achieves consensus among the 15 members with little resistance.

NBC's numbers were good enough only for a better showing in second place than it usually achieves on Thursdays in Nielsen's estimates.

I believe that electoral politics is the main way political progress is made, and that movement politics, as embodied by Naomi Klein, usually achieves the opposite of its goals ("Outside Agitator," by Larissa MacFarquhar, December 8th).

Robert Khuzami, the S.E.C.'s director of enforcement, says that the commission usually achieves the same settlement by this method that it might expect at trial and he notes that other enforcement agencies also commonly employ the practice.

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

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

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

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

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