Sentence examples for had certainly achieved from inspiring English sources

To sum up the Olmec achievement, not only was this the first high culture in Mesoamerica one that had certainly achieved political statehood but either it or cultures influenced by it lie at the base of every other Mesoamerican civilization.

London 2012 has certainly achieved the latter.

And it has certainly achieved a whole lot.

Mr. Adnan has certainly achieved an individual victory.

And the German government has certainly achieved this.

They've certainly achieved the latter with this blend of Grenache and Syrah from Michel Chapoutier.

But when the year comes to be assessed, it has certainly achieved something.

Mr. Landesman, known to almost everyone in the business as Rocco, has certainly achieved the success part.

While nuclear anxieties have certainly achieved a new hold on world consciousness these days, "The Physicists" lacks much sense of contemporary urgency.

On paper Battle Of Marengo has certainly achieved more, counting Trading Leather among his victims to date; but Kingsbarns was undeniably impressive in his sole start at Navan, just a fortnight ago, albeit in relatively modest company.

It was JJ Watt's sack of Manning which had put the Broncos in a hole in the first place, and whatever happens today he has certainly achieved his ambition of getting to Manning.