Sentence examples for accomplishments largely from inspiring English sources

Mr. Campbell has long maintained that he has not received adequate credit for his accomplishments, largely because of what he contends is unfair treatment from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the city's only daily newspaper.

He attributes his academic and career accomplishments largely to the value of reading.

Like many of the cemetery's permanent residents, Goodfellow is one whose noteworthy medical accomplishments, largely forgotten, should be recalled from time to time.

That this was a historic accomplishment largely escaped the media, however; it didn't matter, for instance, to the author of the syndicated comic strip Dunagin's People, who depicted a TV announcer explaining, "Now that the conventions are over, we can get back to our regular program old Ronald Reagan movies".

Saban's accomplishments are largely unparalleled in the annals of coaching history.

The racial backdrop to Mr. Cobb's accomplishments went largely unmentioned by the people he did business with, but he seemed never to forget it.

One reason, Mr. Lowenfish writes, that "the full measure of Branch Rickey's life and accomplishments has largely slipped from memory" is that his experience in Brooklyn was sandwiched between stints elsewhere.

WHA's many accomplishments are largely attributable to the power of the residents themselves.

As Premier, Brownlee is most remembered for the sex scandal that ended his career; his accomplishments are largely forgotten.

And although Schaefer went on to distinguish himself as a jazz pianist, composer and arranger, his professional accomplishments have largely been overlooked.

It is noteworthy that accomplishments were largely with passive rather than active involvement of the hospital management.