Sentence examples for have really achieved from inspiring English sources

"Under Jay Oliva, we have really achieved much of what we dreamt of 25 years ago," Mr. Lipton said.

"It should be political in its orientation and talk about what we in the Democratic Party have really achieved in the West.

"When I come to my native region I look forward to seeing the legacy we have really achieved here for the next generations".

Dr Hwang's work appears in Science.The terminology of human development has become slippery over the past few years, in the hands of both "life-begins-at-conception" propagandists who want to stop this sort of research, and publicity-seeking scientists who have claimed more than they have really achieved.

"If the Pirate Bay takes this audience and manages to convert them to paying music buyers or to a workable ad-supported digital download, they'd have really achieved an amazing feat," she says.

Already, Apple is expanding the reach of Apple Pay quickly, and it can lay claim to being among the most successful mobile payments initiatives in existence despite its relative youth, simply because few other offerings have really achieved much traction with the overall consumer population.

All they've really achieved is keeping addiction an oddity, a sideshow.

They listened to us and we all left feeling we had really achieved something together," he says.

In this event, all it has really achieved is to reduce Paddy Wilson's costs on the show's demise.

For me, it was more personal because of the death of my son and probably never having really achieved any resolution.

In those days, when I got into the park, I thought I had really achieved something, in terms not of stamina or increased heart rate, but of survival.