Sentence examples for accomplishment because the from inspiring English sources

It is a remarkable accomplishment because the club was nearly bankrupt more than a year ago.

Weapons experts agreed that the act was mainly a symbolic accomplishment because the satellite was very small.

That was a considerable accomplishment because the company is TBWA's largest client, as well as Omnicom's second largest, after DaimlerChrysler.

The rush to buy up ads was an accomplishment because the overall TV advertising market has been sluggish this season.

That's some accomplishment because the recipe consisted of just four ingredients -- steak, salt, pepper and cooking oil.

I feel uncomfortable stating this as though it is an accomplishment, because the reality is I look at it largely as a side effect of my change in medications.

In his words, Hansen wanted his work to express "the immutable calm of intellectual resolution, and the enormous power of trained physical strength, equally enthroned in placid triumph of scientific accomplishment", because "[t]he building of Hoover Dam belongs to the sagas of the daring".

Americans no longer question her accomplishments because the record on that is clear.

"Did I tell you that I was the captain of the girls' high school basketball team?" Barbara points out that this was quite an accomplishment because during the World War II years, young women didn't take sports seriously.

"I haven't made it past the second round, but even getting into the second round is a good accomplishment because this court is so tough and everybody's so good.

Relaxed confidence doesn't depend on accomplishment because it is the parent of accomplishment not the child of it.