Sentence examples for now been achieved from inspiring English sources

In the article "The Quest for a Smart Pill,", published 10 years ago in Scientific American, moral philosopher Leon R. Kass is cited: "In those areas of human life in which excellence has until now been achieved only by discipline and effort, the attainment of those achievements by means of drugs, genetic engineering, or implanted devices looks to be cheating or cheap".

All that has now been achieved.

Her campaigning has paid off in the recognition that has now been achieved.

LOSERS DEMOCRATS -- A longstanding Democratic goal, prescription drug coverage, has now been achieved by Republicans.

"Legal finality has now been achieved," Pelham Jones, chairman of South Africa's Private Rhino Owners Association (PROA), told Reuters, saying trade could resume this year.

There are many things wrong or encumbering or even foolish about the European Union, but when we watch "Les Misérables," we should save a thought for how much of Hugo's vision has now been achieved.

As in Vietnam, Americans are unsure what can now be achieved in Afghanistan.

In 1981, Kraftwerk dragged computers the size of washing machines onstage; similar work can now be achieved on a smartphone.

They are also "superplastic," owing to the fine grain size that can now be achieved in processing.

With Mr Shiozaki at the helm, says Heizo Takenaka, an adviser to Mr Abe, meaningful labour reform can now be achieved.

"What the Fleischer brothers were doing in the 30's, what they were trying to achieve with their roundness and fullness, can now be achieved with computer technology".