Sentence examples for can really achieve from inspiring English sources
Succeed and you can really achieve something.
She's one of the few people who can really achieve that in the mastering world".
If we keep the majority of these players together we can really achieve good things.
For me, she is the only younger women's player in Spain who can really achieve quite a bit more.
Similarly, it must be questioned whether expatriation [p112] can really achieve the other effects sought by society in punitive devices.
"He's definitely one of the best five or six in the world, and can really achieve big things in the next couple of years".
How much can it really achieve?
What if it was only $100? Can you really achieve anything with that investment?
But if your employer doesn't take your work seriously, what can you really achieve?
I was [operating in] a selfish world... now I'm a mother my compassion has expanded". But what can Halliwell - what can any celebrity - really achieve, set against the huge problems to be found in Africa?
An easing of confrontation could help remove barriers to direct transport links and closer economic interaction across the strait, for which Taiwanese businesses and the KMT are clamouring.But can the KMT really achieve a breakthrough?
