Sentence examples for achieved certainly not from inspiring English sources

As a former teacher, I am passionate that children should enjoy the best possible educational opportunities but ministers must not pretend that prison is the place where this can be achieved: certainly not when staff will be allowed to use violence.

All of the things Hampton has achieved, certainly, I would not have been able to achieve by myself.

Instead, it's something far less tangible: The ability of the phone to elicit an emotional reaction – something that very few smartphones today can achieve, and certainly not to the same extent.

The way to achieve that is certainly not by casually perpetuating it on purportedly feminist TV shows.

Some of Villaraigosa's political advisers agreed, telling him that it was an unwise political gamble, since he was unlikely to achieve results, and certainly not before his anticipated run for governor in 2010.

Solving for coordination of millions of computers across the Internet while able to achieve scalability is certainly not a trivial task.

If the objective was to remove doubts about the future direction of Greece and the euro, that was certainly not achieved.

The life force he achieved with the touch of his paint could certainly not be achieved by any mechanical means.

That is, the countries that make up the European Club, both the Council of Europe (COE, 47) and the European Union (UE, 28), do not seem to understand this as an urgent challenge, if they wish to continue cooperating and consolidating the project, with the purpose of achieving the collective goals and objectives that would certainly not be achieved individually.

Yet many aborigines support it, because at least in some places it has made things better.In truth, no single measure is going to achieve very much, and certainly not quickly.

"And even though, at this stage, I am still donating, I am certainly not achieving the number of possible donations that I would be able to – and wish to – and used to be able to provide.