Sentence examples for were all achieved from inspiring English sources

In this way, the posterior crossbite was ideally corrected by the end of treatment, and ideal overjet and overbite relationships, functional occlusion, and an esthetic facial appearance were all achieved.

"If you think of the things we're proudest of as Americans -- Social Security, women's rights, these were all achieved by people who are written out of history, or remembered but in a foggy way," said Tom Hayden, the 1960's student radical and former California state senator.

The collapse of the Shafik government (the prime minister appointed by Mubarak, who outlasted him for a few weeks); the banning of the National Democratic party; even the criminal indictment of Mubarak and his gang: they were all achieved through the Midan (the square).

The whole process also involves a lot of proteins called enzymes to act as catalysts to the reactions.Many biologists and Dr Szostak is one of them think that life had a simpler early stage in which the varied tasks now carried out by DNA, RNA and proteins were all achieved by RNA alone.

We don't rate Wanderers quite as highly as Nigel Pearson's men but they're almost as miserly and we'd fancy Town to over-commit themselves at some point, leaving the door open for the visitors to plunder their fourth successive away win, the previous three of which were all achieved with a clean sheet.

As part of that activity, Chan put forward a list of Chinatown Centennial Community Agenda Items, which were all achieved: a new CTA Red Line entrance on Archer Avenue, a new park district field house, and a new library.

This was all achieved using biodynamic agriculture techniques, a method of organic farming.

Bear in mind this was all achieved while working full-time elsewhere.

This was all achieved without the injured Sergio Agüero and David Silva, and with Kevin De Bruyne a late substitute.

This is all achieved without any communication between distributed generation units.

And it's all achieved with magnificent subtlety: great explosions of overconfident bluster are undermined by a single sideways glance.