Sentence examples for can indeed be achieved from inspiring English sources

"From now on, we can expect to see a new approach that says quiet can indeed be achieved by the use of force, and that this is the only way to lower Palestinian expectations, which will improve the chances of being able to reach a political accord with them," Uzi Benziman, a columnist, wrote today.

Stability conditions for the corresponding closed-loop schemes result from previous studies, and successful experimental results show that such conditions can indeed be achieved in practice.

Furthermore, a higher synchronization precision and thus a lower duty-cycle can indeed be achieved by more accurate but also more expensive external crystal oscillators.

It has been observed that identification of liver toxicity can indeed be achieved by in vitro metabolomics using the HepG2 liver cell line.

They also assume that if regional initiatives are started at a large(r) scale, an increased share of renewable energy at the national level can indeed be achieved [2].

The numerical results will show that high transmission losses can indeed be achieved at high frequencies, but the mechanism of the corner attenuation is not so much the absorption by the corner absorber, but more the (cut-off) attenuation of higher modes in the lined outlet branch of the duct.

We are confident that on the May 7 this will indeed be achieved.

Such experimental transfers have indeed been achieved (eg [ 32]).

Simulations illustrate that the ideal skyhook effect can indeed be robustly achieved.

On Thursday evening, they present "L'Ascension" and on Friday the huge "Turangalila Symphony," one Messiaen work that can indeed be said to have achieved a degree of popularity.

Doctors can indeed be heroes.