Sentence examples for would achieve from from inspiring English sources

Moreover, we consider that the transparent cache provides a download speed to its clients that is similar to what the client would achieve from the original sources.

The company said it would achieve savings from its purchases of about 290 million euros ($381 million) per year by 2010, a higher amount than it had expected.

To identify those who would achieve greatest benefit from omalizumab, Bousquet et al. (2004) reviewed results from 1070 patients in two phase III studies (Busse et al. 2001; Solèr et al. 2001).

He would achieve escape velocity from Boeing with an idea for a television program that would teach science to children in a wacky way.

Some of those Brexiters argue the short-term pain would be worth it in the end – either because the UK's trade elsewhere would bloom, or because we would achieve greater distance from the dysfunctional eurozone.

Cost benefit comparisons in Nigeria (Bankole et al. 2007), Ethiopia (Vlassoff et al. 2012a) and Uganda (Vlassoff et al. 2012b) demonstrated that more spending on family planning would achieve substantial savings from reduced expenditure in PAC.

The study was originally designed to test the hypothesis that recruitment for colonoscopic screening from general practice would achieve better participation than recruitment from the electoral roll.

However, the withdrawal of international legitimacy from Saleh would achieve two things: it would stop Saleh from killing any more young people; and it would reinforce the values of freedom, justice, equality and democracy for which we are struggling.

Goodell said no proposal has been presented to increase the league's contribution beyond the current $200 million maximum, and "there can be no assurance that such a proposal would achieve the necessary support" from the 32 league owners.

A few participants thought that an individual's ability in expression would achieve the needed attention from his/her audience.

Second, we expected that P. aeruginosa would achieve lower transmission success from mother to offspring than S. enterica as a consequence of the former reducing worm fecundity.