Sentence examples for was certainly achieved from inspiring English sources

This was certainly achieved.

Whatever is going on, Gabriel's desired aim of creating "a sense of urgency" is certainly achieved.

Time will tell whether in decades to come, To Pimp a Butterfly is still being spoken of in the same breath as the kind of epochal albums it's currently being compared to, but for the moment, he's certainly achieved his aim in impressive style.

If he had lived longer, there is little doubt that he would have produced more excellent work, but what John Lardner achieved was certainly what his vast talent promised.

Nonetheless, it should be noted that Ibn Daud's thought contains a number of "loose ends"; the promised harmony between religion and philosophy is certainly not always achieved.

Cost-reduction is certainly not automatically achieved via patient charges.

7– 18 Although most current recommendations stick to a minimum number of 10 12 lymph nodes to be investigated, in routine clinical practice this is certainly not always achieved.

There is certainly ambition to achieve benefits to which no one could object.

It is certainly possible to achieve fiberlike particles by increasing the thickness.

But when the year comes to be assessed, it has certainly achieved something.

So even if bonds do deter overstayers, the net migration statistics will not reflect it, says Scott Blinder of the Migration Observatory at the University of Oxford.What the announcement has certainly achieved is to annoy countries projected to become richer over the next few years (see chart).