Sentence examples similar to truly being done from inspiring English sources

Use contractors when the task to be performed can truly be done independently.

So as eBay ponders how high it can go, the ultimate question is just how much business can truly be done by people in attics and garages.

Inserting your band and your show into an iconic performance by a new performer is smart and can only truly be done with artists who understand and appreciate the rare opportunity as it presents itself.

They have substituted the cost of maintaining large salt-water pools for the cost of electricity, and it isn't clear if it can truly be done cheaply enough.

But by then, the damage will have well and truly been done.

Ms. Tanzi believed that ultimately the study would help her cause: "They really, truly are doing a full study of this and making an informed decision".

Persons like these ones manipulate the information to their own interest; this "slows" and diminishes the work of those who truly are doing things the right way.

So to find out what the sharks truly were doing during lunchtime, he and his team attached sensors and cameras to their dorsal fins.

If insanity truly is doing the same thing over and over again while expecting different results, it is time to ask the men in white coats to assess Farah's opponents.

But ask her why she truly is doing this, and you won't get a Catholic answer.

Moments in which we celebrate our resilience through hell or high waters, then challenge ourselves by asking if we have truly been doing all we can do as citizens with eyes aspiring toward a more egalitarian society.