Sentence examples for Upon achievements from inspiring English sources

They were often showered by good fortune, but relied at crucial moments upon achievements of individual will.

Governments and donors must accept that even with the current state of the global economy increased funding is needed to sustain and build upon achievements in order to reach MDG4 and the 2010 and 2015 GIVS goals.

The year 2015 presented a good opportunity to reflect upon achievements under the MDGs, and Rwanda is one of few countries who has met all of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), however some few critical targets within the goals were not met (stunting and poverty targets).

Achievement heaped upon achievement, accolade piled upon accolade.

THE dispute lay dormant while Mr. Messner surprised the world with achievement upon achievement, including climbing Everest solo and during the monsoon season -- an achievement still widely considered the most remarkable in climbing history.

Onyx obtained Kyprolis through one of its own acquisition, that of privately held Proteolix, in 2009 for $276 million upfront, with up to $575 million more dependent upon achievement of various milestones.

Upon achievement of certain operating and financial goals within the next two years, the purchase price can mount up to a maximum of $9 million in cash.

Her ten-year published study, World Weary Woman: Her Wound and Transformation, examines the profound effect of trauma and loss upon achievement-driven women who found creative activity essential for survival.

FDG infusion and PET imaging were initiated upon achievement of steady state glucose infusion, at 98±3 min after the initiation of insulin infusion.

P4P is defined as payment issued upon achievement of a predetermined performance target [ 3].

Subsequently, creation of ALI-culture conditions depended upon achievement of confluence for P0 cultures and upon achievement of a TEER threshold value of 50-100 Ω·cm2 for P1 cultures, an indicator for the presence of functional tight junctions [ 37].