Sentence examples for it would have achieved from inspiring English sources
The company said, however, that it would have achieved its growth targets regardless.
If Iraq had progressed at the same rate as many other countries, by 2011 it would have achieved a number of its Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) including school enrolment, infant mortality and access to safe drinking water.
It would have achieved regular coverage in the national media.
It was only in 1972 that global trade regained the level it would have achieved if pre-1913 trends had been maintained.
Under the presidency of Manin and the vice presidency of Garibaldi, the society achieved wider appeal than it would have achieved under the exclusive leadership of moderates.
Had medieval Britain been assessed by the IMF, it would have achieved top marks: taxes were low, monetary policy was stable, property rights were secure.None of this made much difference while Britain, like all other societies, found itself caught in the Malthusian trap.
"If not for the grace of God, it is not clear if I would have achieved any of these successes".
I doubt I'd have achieved GCSE English without Alphabetti spaghetti.
I'm glad the people of Egypt could use Facebook and Twitter as part of their revolution, but I'm confident that even if they hadn't, or if the government had made it impossible, they would have achieved this by other means.
But if that happened, its creators would have achieved something like Mr Fanning.
