Sentence examples for Initial achievements from inspiring English sources

In fact, the stability that resulted from Levy's initial achievements threatened the hospital's ability to adapt to the succession of challenges that lay ahead.

This paper will explain how the project is being carried out, demonstrate its initial achievements, and discuss the challenges presented by particular categories of sources and how they are being addressed.

He listed some of the commission's initial achievements, including the abolition of mandatory police checks for driver's license applicants and a start on legislation that would drastically simplify building regulations.

The initial achievements and lessons learnt are discussed below.

The team's initial achievements focused on prioritizing reproductive toxicants for further research, promoting the study of high-priority toxicants, and promoting occupational exposure assessment in existing surveillance studies.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2458/13/258/prepub The authors acknowledge greatly the visionary, guiding and enabling contributions of EDCTP and like-minded organizations (such as the European Commission, NACCAP and MRC-UK) towards the conception, initiation and initial achievements of the Networks of Excellence (NoEs) programme.

The initial achievement is of coming to England and winning 2-0.

Fast forward to about seven months, and that initial achievement – which held so much promise to transform my life – was undone.

So Webber, despite beating his teammates, took three years to beat his own initial achievement of fifth position, scoring a couple of fourths and a third in 2005.

Later, new membrane materials and engineering designs were to build on this initial achievement and open up further opportunities for the application of the full spectrum of membrane separation systems, which also includes nanofiltration (NF) and cross-flow microfiltration (MF).

What was so remarkable about Sue, Ruggiero said, over and above the initial achievement of stereoscopy, was her adventurous and positive reaction to it, and her fierce determination to hold on to it and enhance it, however much work this might entail.