Sentence examples for even managed to achieve from inspiring English sources

There are things that governments can do and they have even managed to achieve some of them.

But this time they haven't gone overboard in that regard, and they've even managed to achieve the same high bar for pixel density that Apple does with its iPhone 5s (326ppi for those paying attention).

We even managed to achieve all but the meetings, since priorities and studio time come first.

Even if many countries are even managing to achieve the water or the sanitation target, the truth is that there are systematically patterns of exclusion inside countries that have not diminished over the past 15 years – sometimes on the contrary they have deepened themselves.

Even in its glory days, the New York house never managed to achieve the cultural currency of its British predecessor, according to Michael Musto, the longtime New York night-life observer.

Even more intimidating are the great names who never managed to achieve what McIlroy is attempting to pull off here in Georgia.

Even if Iraq managed to achieve the latter figure, an all-but-impossible task given its high birth rate, Iraq would need 15 years until it produced as much per capita as Thailand does today.

"If that isn't the definition of a successful relationship, what is?" That generous attitude may be too much for most people to hope for, but many ex-spouses never manage to achieve even a minimal level of communication and cooperation.

Anastasia Bagdatli, a pharmacist, said there "may have been disappointment, even resentment, with what Syriza managed to achieve in the seven months it spent in government.

Anselm was talking to them, too, taking in all the delights life had to offer to a man who had managed to achieve even more than what he'd hoped for.

That would be the fuel economy equivalent of about 235 m.p.g., the company said; in tests, the XL1 has managed to achieve even better numbers than the original goals.