Sentence examples for Extent of achievement from inspiring English sources

Contextual factors were found to play a major role in influencing the extent of achievement.

Almost forty percent (20/51) of the respondents scored solely based on quantity (extent of achievement of an item).

But the essential feature of targets is that they specify the kind, degree or extent of achievement of a goal, which, optimally, is expressed quantitatively.

Assessing policy or programme implementation is also important for informing on-going decision making and exploring the extent of achievement of targets as well as how things can be done differently in more effective and impactful ways.

I sat back and wondered at the extent of his achievement.

From a Portakabin to the Parc des Princes, Neil Taylor painted a portrait of Welsh history in the making, outlining the extent of their achievement.

They have more MPs than at any time since 1929, but the extent of this achievement has been masked by the size of Labour's majority.

Casting new light on the fertility and breadth of Roosevelt's thought, Hawley reveals the full extent of his achievement in twentieth-century intellectual history.

Now, through Robert Phelps' tender, infinitely careful knitting together of this book, which is more than a compilation, one catches a glimpse of the full extent of her achievement.

Chief cashier Victoria Cleland said: "The fact that so many visual artists have been put forward underlines the extent of British achievement in the visual arts and reinforces why this field deserves to be recognised on the next £20 note".

He wants no fuss over his birthday - just as, when he retired, he preferred not to have a gala farewell ("far too sad and final") - yet he is by no means self-effacing: he knows the extent of his achievement.