Examples of using Ever achieved in English and their translations into German
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Political
What have you ever achieved?
Working in parallel,they deliver the best power amplifier performance ever achieved.
ARE THESE AMAZING BREAKTHROUGHS EVER ACHIEVED EXCEPT BY YEARS AND YEARS OF UNREMITTING STUDY?
All this with an accuracy that no clockwork ever achieved.
At that time,in a roll-call vote resulting in a majority hardly ever achieved in this House, Parliament placed particular emphasis on important points.
We have evolved to take the form of our creators,built a city far grander than they ever achieved.
This is still the third-highest free cashflow ever achieved in the history of Geberit.
For me, random games of football have helped alleviate the difficulty of those circumstances in waysthat no other program or public policy could have ever achieved.
They will elevate humanity to the highest level ever achieved, but to do so God will remove all who oppose His righteousness and plan.
The U.S. Department of Labor announced that the U.S. unemployment rate reached 10.2%,is the highest value ever achieved by 1983, 26 years ago.
If this level is ever achieved, evidence for it might only be found in some manner of ground swirl pattern, for it may never be identifiable through engineering studies.
Second in the Proto classification is the German sailor Jörg Riechers,who has the best ranking ever achieved by a German sailor in the 40 years history of the Mini Transat.
The expedited procedure requested by the applicant was granted by the Court and the case was disposed of in seven months,which is the shortest period ever achieved for a case of this type.
Total assets increased by 6% to reach QAR 862 billion(USD 237 billion),the highest ever achieved by the Group and one of the best set of results in QNB Group's history.
Although the U.S. Supreme Court declared the NRA program unconstitutional in May 1935, its codes aresaid to have“effected the most universal reduction in working hours ever achieved in the United States.”.
The Russian world champion Maria Abakumova,who won the title with the second-best distance ever achieved of 71.99 m in a thrilling competition with new personal enthusiasm, will be up against Christina Obergföll in the first decision and the world-record holder Barbora Spotakova from the Czech Republic.
Tell me what benefit can this art ever achieve?
The greatest honor a man can ever achieve is to live with great courage and to die with his countrymen in battle for his home.
I am not 100% sure that we will ever achieve them, especially on the renewables side, but nevertheless it is a good aim.
It is like a signaling molecule, coordinating the contributions of individuals andorganizations toward purposes that no smaller grouping could ever achieve.
Because the wild coffee has only a low yield,an aroma is concentrated in the beans that no other coffee can ever achieve.
A partial agonist, also called a weak agonist,can only ever achieve partial effect from the receptors.
To focus your wholemind on a single task is a skill few ever achieve.
The fact is, if we refuse to even mention a more binding system,how will we ever achieve it?
It's the only thing we can do, even if it's the last thing we ever achieve.
If we did what we ought to do for malaria and TB,that would bring about as much improvement as we could ever achieve with anti-retrovirals.
This made me athlete of the year back then and assured mea place in Cuban sport history as the second youngest person ever achieving this.
You will undeniably have far more success than you can ever achieve by earthly means….
Enlightenment is the highest thing that we could ever achieve: beyond being president, beyond being millionaire, beyond being whatever; great poet, great writer; whatever.
The second group(hard sustainability)is more pessimistic about the first group's plan ever achieving the levels of reduction needed to prevent the planet from entering a devastating spiral of breakdown.