Sentence examples for would not accomplish from inspiring English sources

Asked about the trip, Mr. Boehner mocked it as a campaign trip that would not accomplish anything.

The Post also found that 68% reckoned that air strikes alone would not accomplish the goals that NATO had set for itself.

The United States said it was concerned that the lifting of martial law would not accomplish objectives such as protecting freedom of expression and peaceful assembly.

Union leaders say that their priority is to address Hawaii's growing shortage of qualified teachers and that the state's offer would not accomplish that.

General Motors and Chrysler, he said, were "clear cases of insolvency," in which mere loans would not accomplish the goal of getting the automakers past a temporary crisis.

Rather than marking a turning point, Obama's speech turns out to have been a roadmap for what he would not accomplish in the coming year.

Who said campaign finance reform wouldn't accomplish anything?

"From day one there was no doubt in my mind that they wouldn't accomplish it.

Of course, even if it prevailed, it wouldn't accomplish much.

"If you didn't want to play," he said recently, "you wouldn't accomplish what you've accomplished".

"Our goal is to get the best however many players into the draft, and to divide the two pieces wouldn't accomplish that," Manfred said.