Sentence examples for achieved credit from inspiring English sources
Nigeria was removed from an international credit blacklist and achieved credit ratings similar to emerging-market economies such as Turkey and Ukraine, which made the country more attractive to foreign investors.
Nine of the 15 African countries to achieve credit ratings are Commonwealth members.
We also propose the use of differentiated pricing and show how it can achieve credit equality among nodes, resulting in a more robust network under different traffic loading.
Along with the trends that more female students tended to achieve credits for Algebra I and Geometry prior to high school, which are required for high school graduation and prerequisite for advanced mathematics courses, AP Calculus BC was the only advanced mathematics course with lower enrollment rates of female students than male students.
West came to achieve recognition and is often credited with revitalizing Jay-Z's career with his contributions to the rap mogul's influential 2001 album The Blueprint.
It was Dennis's great regret that he only achieved eight credits as a director (against over 200 as an actor) and he felt that those talents were badly neglected.
According to the literature, based on the achieved course credits in CTE during high school, students can be classified as coursetakers, investors, and concentrators (Levesque & Hudson, 2003).
As shown in Table 11, the decrease in the enrollment rates in Biology (on average −0.5% per year for all) indicates that more students achieved the credits prior to high school.
As Table 10 shows the 6-year average enrolment rates from 2008 to 2013, compared to other race/ethnicity, the low enrollment rates of Asian students, followed by White students in Algebra I and Geometry, implies that they already achieved the credits while in middle school or through CBE.
The natural gas consumption is reduced by 7.8 × 107 kg/year in the best case configuration, achieving a credit.
However, referring to the credit requirements alone does not help evaluate the difficulty in achieving those credits.
