Sentence examples for has certainly reached from inspiring English sources

Ma, 54, has certainly reached this level.

This news has certainly reached the companies whose stands dominate the exhibition areas.

There are only so many times we can believe that Brody's flip-flopping allegiance will turn, and he has certainly reached his limit.

Although her affair with scientific research is yet to reach the crockery-hurling stage, it has certainly reached the level of terse grunts and painful silences.

It's a bit early to tell whether this new willingness to throw down the gloves by senior execs in public firms is the beginning of a sea change on Wall Street, but it has certainly reached the stage of a notable trend.

His game habit has certainly reached the point of interrupting his productive life (at which point is is properly called a pathological addiction), and the persistent stigma on games as junk experiences gives the habit as negative an air as a drug addiction.

I thought that reports had certainly reached me, but I can no longer recall their specific contents.

The moment seems ripe for change America's policies on Iraq and the peace process have certainly reached a dead end but that makes it all the harder for the Bush administration to find a way forward.In a sense, change has already arrived, willy-nilly.

On Wednesday, for example, Mr. West told a National Public Radio talk show host, Tavis Smiley, that he had "certainly reached a decision," which he declined to reveal; the same day, Professor Ogletree told the Harvard student daily The Crimson that Dr. West had made no such decision.

There is a point in the build-up to any World Cup at which it feels like the world's media is engaged in a conspiracy to bore the audience rigid before a ball has been kicked: we have certainly reached that point.

I've certainly reached that point.