Sentence examples for a hard achievement from inspiring English sources

That's a hard "achievement" for any political party to sell.

Richard Flanagan's book could seem like the conservative option, but he's taken a fresh approach to a harrowing subject: this is both a hard-won achievement, and a solid choice for the judges.

For the Taiwanese democratic movement to have elected Chen Shui-bias as Taiwan's president and to have toppled the long-ruling Nationalist Party is a hard-earned achievement and milestone (news article, March 20).

And if his tongue-thrusting pushed half-masticated food out, you pushed it right back in again, because that disgusting gooey mess was a hard-won achievement and neither of you wanted it wasted.

"The Paris Agreement is a hard-won achievement," Chinese President Xi Jinping said at Davos last year.

Xi has since warned Trump against withdrawing from the agreement, calling it a "hard-won achievement" that "all signatories should stick to".

That is arguably the hardest achievement for any sprinter, even in a normal year.

CBS News' Bob Schieffer once put it this way, "The great value of sport is that it teaches us to recognize the difference between winning and striving for excellence -- the better, but much harder, achievement".

Your article inaccurately says the new law is causing a hard look at the achievement gap.

Academically ambitious leaders of the school choice movement have come to a hard recognition: raising student achievement for poor urban children — what the most fervent call a new civil rights campaign — is enormously difficult and often expensive.

But for now its architects are celebrating a hard won, potentially historic, achievement.