Sentence examples for indeed achieve from inspiring English sources

Make Poverty History in 2005 did indeed achieve some significant steps forward on aid.

He did, indeed, achieve architectural eminence, but not, perhaps, in quite the way he intended.

The bombers did indeed achieve publicity in dramatic fashion: network cameras filmed the explosion and television channels broadcast it repeatedly throughout the day.

Yet, those expectations also reflected a sound belief that our two nations could indeed achieve a great deal together, both in their own interests and for global benefit.

General Powell should be asked whether the Balkan experience shows that limited uses of military force can indeed achieve important, though limited, objectives -- an approach he has rejected in the past.

So for Dennett, computers consisting of layer on layer of mindless programs can indeed achieve consciousness, at least in the very restricted sense in which philosophers – and neuroscientists – use that multidimensional word.

And over five years, the museum has indeed achieved a modest success: Annual attendance has more than doubled since its opening year.

Yesterday morning, Irma indeed achieved Category 5 status, with winds of a hundred and eighty-five miles per hour, ranking it among the most powerful Atlantic hurricanes in recorded history.

Skyscanner had indeed achieved profitable success, but one can assume the Chinese are willing to pay 80 times top-line earnings only because they think much more lies ahead.

Typically, after it is finished, each collaborator, or his admirers, will claim that the parts that worked were his, whereas the truth may be that what worked was indeed achieved collaboratively: that the participants spurred each other on.

Today, the vessel, covered in a green tarpaulin, in the unlovely industrial landscape of Nordhavn, at the edge of Copenhagen, has indeed achieved international fame — not as a feat of engineering but as a crime scene.