Sentence examples for fact achieve from inspiring English sources

Some animal-welfare activists say that this new celebration can, in fact, achieve a larger good.

Mr Yanukovych's turn towards Russia seems to distance Ukraine from Europe, but it could, in fact, achieve the opposite.

Will Usnavi Mr. Mirandaandand his abuela Claudia Olga Meredizz) — his beloved grandmother in spirit if not in fact — achieve their goal of returning to the Dominican Republic?

We need to be absolutely clear, and clear now, what exactly we are trying to achieve and whether we can in fact achieve it.

It looks pretty apparent tonight that he will, in fact, achieve 1,191 delegates to become the Republican nominee for our party.

But before disposing of the existing regulatory structure, Congress must be fully satisfied that the president's proposals will in fact achieve the sizable reductions he and his senior associates say they will.

As a matter of fact, achieving the goals of sustainable development is not a spontaneous process.

In fact, achieving equality through the tax structure is the wrong way to think about the issue.

For football players, as for most professional athletes, the goal is victory, not good health — in fact, achieving victory may often mean sacrificing health.

Ever since, she has symbolized a particular kind of fraud, in which people claim credit for achieving things they have not, in fact, achieved.

"He has, in fact, achieved a great deal," said Sheila Burke, who was the chief of staff to Bob Dole, the former Republican senator, when he served as majority leader.