Sentence examples for accomplishment particularly from inspiring English sources

Whatever his strengths and weaknesses, Shorten has created the conditions for recovery, a significant accomplishment, particularly when you consider where things started in 2013.

During his two decades in the Senate, this former Rhodes scholar and star forward for the New York Knicks accumulated an impressive record of accomplishment, particularly on economic issues.

And while Discovery TSX, as this venture sometimes calls itself, is deliberately eclectic, it probably didn't mean to range so widely in the quality of its accomplishment, particularly because admission to each of the two expositions that opened Thursday cost about $20.

"Get Out" cost a modest $5 million to make, rendering the accomplishment particularly notable given original adult movies' ongoing financial struggles. .

Though the company may well be outgrowing its gracious headquarters in Walker's Point, there is a sense of pride and accomplishment, particularly among this ensemble of strong and gifted dancers as they prepare to close down the season in style.

Table 3 shows that both the within wave and the across wave correlations among the three burnout dimensions are quite high for both sexes, although the relationship between emotional exhaustion and depersonalization is considerably stronger than the correlation between emotional exhaustion and personal accomplishment, particularly among men.

On Wednesday, Mr. Bloomberg will try to remind New Yorkers of his signature accomplishments, particularly his efforts to stimulate the economy.

Mr. Schwarzenegger's accomplishments — particularly as a Republican in an ever-blue state — have been significant, largely bipartisan and likely to have a lasting impact on the state.

As he leaves office, Attorney General Eric Holder is being celebrated for many accomplishments, particularly in areas like civil rights and racial justice, which he saw as his legacy.

And few people deny Mr. Booker's accomplishments, particularly compared with those of his predecessor, Sharpe James, who went to federal prison for corruption.

Before Mr. Bush left Washington this morning, he promoted what he said were his administration's recent legislative accomplishments, particularly a bill that gives him the right to negotiate trade agreements without Congressional interference.