Examples of 'have not yet achieved' in a sentence
Meaning of "have not yet achieved"
To have not yet achieved means that a desired goal or outcome has not been reached or accomplished up until a certain point in time
How to use "have not yet achieved" in a sentence
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have not yet achieved
But we have not yet achieved enough.
We do have to acknowledge that we have not yet achieved this.
We have not yet achieved an agreement.
But a new social order we have not yet achieved.
They have not yet achieved federal recognition.
I know people are disappointed that we have not yet achieved a breakthrough.
We have not yet achieved our full potential.
Identify one goal that you have not yet achieved.
I have not yet achieved that level of sophistication.
Frustration lets us know we have not yet achieved the desired result.
We have not yet achieved that focus or clarity.
But we have to recognise that we have not yet achieved this aim.
They have not yet achieved the goal.
Are very strict when it comes to cultures that have not yet achieved.
Most people have not yet achieved humanity.
This promotion throws into sharp relief that which I have not yet achieved.
We have not yet achieved success.
Most countries with recent NQFs have not yet achieved this awareness.
And we have not yet achieved that final result.
Some of the newer technically advanced solutions have not yet achieved significant market penetration.
They have not yet achieved a national unity government.
The stations are in service but have not yet achieved the design output levels.
Many have not yet achieved their full potential.
The efforts made so far to improve coordination have not yet achieved the desired results.
At present we have not yet achieved this level of accountability.
There are things that I would have liked to do that I have not yet achieved.
As individuals we have not yet achieved a true freedom.
I have not yet achieved the perfect balance but it is something I am working on.
Many regions of the world have not yet achieved the peace to which they aspire.
Here we have not yet achieved the proper level of cooperation.
Although significant progress was made, we have not yet achieved the expected goals.
Such products have not yet achieved significant commercial success.
Open to clients who are eligible to apply, but have not yet achieved a score.
Something you have not yet achieved or perhaps thought of.
Recent evidence, however, suggests that these initiatives have not yet achieved much improvement.
The reforms have not yet achieved much overall impact.
Those who let their enemies define who they are, have not yet achieved liberty.
We have not yet achieved as much as we should have done for those people.
Of equality that we have not yet achieved in France.
They have not yet achieved the status of memorabilia or cultural icons.
Our negotiations with China have not yet achieved satisfactory progress.
I have not yet achieved that ; it is a life-long process.
That which I have not yet achieved.
Alas, we have not yet achieved that utopian state.
However, even the most advanced countries have not yet achieved full integration.
But these measures have not yet achieved the goal of stabilizing markets and bolstering confidence.
Psychic experiences - the danger when we have not yet achieved self-mastery.
However, we have not yet achieved a common understanding of the concept of globalization.
Undoubtedly, as Mr Bowe pointed out, we have not yet achieved everything.
These agreements have not yet achieved the status of a standard or norm.
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