The phrase "accomplishments makes" is not correct in written English.
It should be "accomplishments make" since "accomplishments" is plural.
Example: "The accomplishments make a significant impact on our team's success."
Alternatives: "achievements create" or "successes result in".
So his list of accomplishments makes for nearly implausible reading.
The truth is, a list of your accomplishments makes it clear that you're more important than this.
In these speeches, he typically lists recent accomplishments, makes several announcements and sets timetables for pending projects.
The breadth of Paterno's accomplishments makes it seem even more tragic that he was fired from Penn State while wishing he had done more.
One of the skills of a master politician like Obama is being able to project more than one possibility about himself — and being young, without much of a record of political accomplishments, makes that easier.
She presents us with, instead of the customary battleaxe, a seductive predator who is a genuine rival for Christy's affections and who, when listing her accomplishments, makes "shearing a sheep" sound like a sign of sexual prowess.
These accomplishments make him a better choice.
Then, as now, fame could be cruelly fleeting, even for those whose accomplishments made a statement heard round the world.
Joe Lemire writes on SI.com that Jeter's playoff accomplishments make his regular-season ones even more impressive.
Asked if she believed in 2008 that these accomplishments made her at least as qualified as Barack Obama to be president, her response was immediate: "Absolutely.
The Republican strategy: deny him any accomplishments, make him come across as another politician, and reinforce the public's cynicism about government.
