Sentence examples for has obviously achieved from inspiring English sources

"Katherine has obviously achieved the highest peak in winning Olympic gold, but she's explored the breadth of the sport and achieved longevity," added Watkins.

Falling so far since October has obviously been frustrating, but ultimately league survival is always our No1 objective and we have achieved that comfortably.

This way of achieving high-quality hip replacement surgery as reflected by a low revision rate has obviously been successful.

In the majority of the case reports analysed in this study, the writers had obviously endeavoured to achieve neutrality in both content and form, an aspiration that also applies to case reports about patients written for purposes other than describing a specific problematic situation [ 26].

I actually think less determined people may have questioned whether it was worth it, because she's obviously achieved a lot, she has enough money.

"The style they have played in the last few seasons, managing to stay up in the previous couple of seasons, and this year they have obviously won the cup, they have achieved something.

"If you set yourself that goal and you don't achieve it, you've obviously failed".

"If you set yourself that goal and you don't achieve it, you've obviously failed". 'Could have done better', of course, is an end-of-term report which applies equally to the Welsh, Irish and Scots.

We've obviously got a very long way to go to achieve a full recovery.

He had obviously prepared".

Barcelona have obviously gone.