Sentence examples for accomplishments more from inspiring English sources

Bloomberg officials can point to genuine accomplishments: more small schools, some beautiful new campuses and good principals freed to hire new staffs.

Mary Ellen Luck said that her brother resisted attention from a young age, that he would always smile brightest at others' accomplishments more than his own.

For example, is Martin Brodeur a great goalie, or are his accomplishments more a matter of his having been part of a team, the New Jersey Devils, that has played a system designed to force shots to the periphery?

Despite his accomplishments, more people are hungry today than ever and that total should exceed one billion people this year for the first time, according to the United Nations.

Auriemma, who has occasionally tweaked Tennessee by labeling it the "evil empire," said that he had great respect for the Lady Vols and that beating them made the Huskies' accomplishments more meaningful.

While many regard the church's decision to grant black members the priesthood in 1978 as a delayed reaction to the Civil Rights movement, which had achieved its major accomplishments more than a decade before, many scholars believe the church changed its course because growth overseas, particularly in South America, meant that its membership increasingly included those of African descent.

Does it make the accomplishment more special for you when you get recognized?

Perhaps Michael Finley, in his seventh season with the Mavericks, savors the accomplishment more than anyone.

Which was an accomplishment more worthy of being commemorated on a tombstone than the fact that you owned Glastonbury Abbey".

While improved drinking water has been extended to more than 2.6 billion people since 1990 — a remarkable accomplishment — more than six hundred and fifty million still lack access to safe water, and nearly a billion people have no sanitation facilities at all.

In a precocious accomplishment more typical in other neighborhoods, Mr. Hernandez had won a screenwriting contest for a film about obesity that had already made its debut on the Showtime cable channel.