It wasn't a case of one man's genius, more the accomplishment of a team, one man's skills complementing another's.
But the accomplishment of a midmajor playing for the national championship two seasons in a row is remarkable.
Another says privilege can be broken to ensure the safety of military personnel and "the accomplishment of a military mission".
Stevan Riley's "Fire in Babylon" (Sunday, 8 30 p.m). celebrates the accomplishment of a gifted West Indian cricket team in the 1970s and '80s.
The reason it would be important would be because it would have struck down the signature domestic policy accomplishment of a president.
Both sides vowed that the bloodshed would not undermine their 22-month-old coalition, the central accomplishment of a 1998 peace accord.
But as with the other dramatists of the period, his posthumous reputation has been dwarfed by the accomplishment of a more celebrated fellow hailing from Stratford.
It is the latest accomplishment of a prominent career for Dr. Soon-Shiong, 57, who grew up in apartheid-era South Africa, and whose parents fled China during World War II.
Wilgus's overarching remedy to the "Park Avenue problem," he unabashedly proclaimed, "marked the opening of a remarkable opportunity for the accomplishment of a public good with considerations of private gain in behalf of the corporation involved".
Suicides are always judged as if they were admissions of defeat, but one can take the viewpoint that their having lived as long as they did is an accomplishment of a kind.
Next Monday marks the 50th anniversary of the supreme court decision known as Brown v Board of Education and Americans talk about Brown with a sense of accomplishment, of a job well done.
