The phrase "achievement maybe" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It could be used in a context where someone is uncertain about whether something is an achievement or not, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The project was challenging, and while I think it was an achievement maybe, I'm not entirely sure."
Alternatives: "perhaps an achievement" or "possibly an achievement".
There's a sense of achievement, maybe some smugness, but there's certainly no medal and nobody cheers.
Whenever Jeter passes Ruth, the Yankees plan to acknowledge the achievement, maybe with a congratulatory message on the video screen or — who knows? — with a shot of the Babe winking while puffing on a stogie.
When the big reveal of the program is an appearance by Michelle Obama celebrating the diversity of cultural achievement, maybe it's best to rethink the jokes about co-eds.
What feels like a great achievement now? "Maybe the teaching," she said.
Because that achievement, while maybe not as progressive as some may want, is still progress.
Since before last year's summit in Singapore, Democrats in both the House and the Senate have raised alarm that Trump may bargain away too much too soon to the North Koreans for a signature foreign policy achievement or maybe a Nobel peace prize.
But I don't think the key question is: How can we raise our children so that they are professionally successful and achievement-oriented? Maybe we should instead ask other arguably more important questions, like these: How can parents do a better job of morally educating their children?
I asked for her greatest compressive achievement; she said maybe this one, because of the action involved: Strudel Pastry: cut 2T butter/1c flour/mash tater.
With the governing parties who preached austerity under attack from a voter revolt on Sunday– in the Greek elections, where the extreme right was set to win enough votes to enter parliament; in Schleswig-Holstein, where the vote of Angela Merkel's coalition partners, the Free Democrats, collapsed – the breakthrough of the left in France was a huge achievement and, just maybe, a turning point.
What he said: "I came here for the world title and I'm thankful that I finished the race in one piece". Stuart Patterson: If SPOTY really is about personality, then it is a foregone conclusion that @JonniePeacock should win it by a clear margin, not withstanding his sporting achievements (We'll maybe ignore the dancing part - kidding).
Maybe the achievement of "Cloud Atlas" should be quantified rather than judged in more conventional, qualitative ways.
