Sentence examples for really being achieved from inspiring English sources

Rangers does not need to remain a listed company in order for people to buy and sell their individual shares and since becoming chairman I have always questioned what is really being achieved with a public listing".

Yet, ahead of engaging in modeling the 'natural estimator' yielded in a survey (e.g., PR for some), one has to step back and ask what is really being achieved by controlling for several co-variables.

What really was achieved?

That could only really be achieved in a stately home or a palace.

I still think there's a limit as to what can really be achieved within the fast-fashion business model.

The more interesting issue is whether such bold aims can really be achieved in the "age of austerity".

The 2006 IPPR paper argued that "real accountability can only really be achieved by recasting the doctrine of ministerial responsibility, which militates against effective accountability".

While the achievements of the Davies review must be applauded, the battle for gender equality within businesses can only really be achieved by an increase in the number of women executives.

In the first of a week of daily podcasts with Guardian Unlimited, David Miliband, the environment secretary, explains to Deborah Summers what this week's UN climate change conference is all about, and tells us how much can really be achieved.

It didn't need an airship to drop the contents on Worthy Farm, but as Douglas Murphy points out in his book The Architecture of Failure, Archigram's Instant City really was achieved at Glastonbury and its like.

What isn't covered is far more compelling than what is – useless chef, terrible food, horrible bedrooms, lacklustre staff (including a waitress who chews gum), all easily sorted by a sprinkling of Ramsay magic and an intensive night of redecoration (can such a transformation really be achieved in one night?).