Sentence examples similar to virtually achieving from inspiring English sources

Atomic weapons had been developed, he said, so that they "have virtually achieved conventional status within our armed services".

The social base of the constitution was gradually broadened so that by 1913 universal adult male suffrage was virtually achieved.

"We've virtually achieved the same things – in fact he's achieved more than me with a silver medal at the Olympics".

Comparison of immobilization of each enzyme independently with coimmobilization of the two enzymes unfolded important advantages of the latter, namely a decrease in the induction period (time before the maximum reaction rate is virtually achieved) and an increase in the maximum reaction rate.

Around this time, having virtually achieved the vision of giving everyone access to unlimited fitness classes had started to turn ugly.

Although MPHR is not established in the (denervated) HTx population and therefore may only serve as an approximate parameter for cardiac stress in HTx patients, the targeted MPHR was virtually achieved in our cohort.

Overeating tended to decrease progressively and vanished when rat body weight virtually achieved control values (see below).

India and Nepal have already met the MDG target on water, and Pakistan has virtually achieved it.

It helps that Cadbury's current target of "mid teens by 2011" has virtually been achieved already.

Indeed, the glimpse of finally achieving virtually undisturbed time for my own composition is almost frightening in its seductiveness.

E.P.A. officials said on Wednesday that the altered rule would cost half as much as the previous proposal while achieving virtually the same health benefits.