Sentence examples for would achieve more from inspiring English sources

Then I would achieve more.

Expert-level implementations will, of course, be much more involved and would achieve more performance.

Multilateral deals, above all a conclusion of the World Trade Organisation's Doha round, would achieve more.

Britten would achieve more in later quartets, but the Takacs made a largely agreeable case for this youthful effort.

His direct, no-nonsense speech seemed aimed at convincing Italians that, this time, the government would achieve more.

Doing so would achieve more sustainable management practices by allowing a relatively continuous recovery of the ecosystem without prolonged interruptions of land utilization.

When I started my company, I thought that if I acted tough, I'd achieve more success.

Southwark's Liberal Democrats, who controlled the council from 2002 until May 2010, argue that John and company rushed into the Lend Lease deal in July 2010 so that they could boast that they'd achieved more in the eight weeks since winning the Town Hall than the previous regime had managed in eight years.

Travelling on the bus in New Hampshire one day, Joe Salkowski, of the Arizona Daily Star, pressed McCain after the candidate claimed, in response to a question from an NPR reporter, that he'd achieved more legislative results than any other member of the United States Senate — an unlikely statement from a candidate known for his almost histrionic humility.

If we left Putin to his bombing and outflanked him with diplomacy, we would probably achieve more than we can with yet more high explosive.

Tim Davie, the BBC's head of audio, who chairs a working group on improving coverage of the gay community, said the research would help achieve more "authentic and diverse" portrayals.