Sentence examples for achieved exceptional from inspiring English sources
"A number of academies have achieved exceptional GCSE results, including English and maths in areas where standards have previously been too low.
"All nominees have achieved exceptional success in their respective fields in the past year," Slater said, "and we wish each of them the best of luck, while also looking forward to a great night in Belfast".
The UK, with a GDP per capita of $38,178 achieved "exceptional" outcomes on access to advanced education (3rd overall), environmental quality (2nd) and personal rights (2nd), the report said.
Jean Vaillant, Solage, Jacob de Senleches, and other composers included imitations of bird calls and the sounds of nature in their virelais; and to judge from the number of surviving sources, the songs achieved exceptional popularity.
Based on simulated data, they looked at how average skill levels vary with the number of successes achieved and found that players who achieved exceptional performance had an average skill level that was lower than the skill level of those with fewer successes.
A recent study has achieved exceptional success in yeast, and demonstrates how complex genetic architecture can be.
They started out as ordinary, even unassuming individuals, but went on to achieve exceptional things.
Masterpieces in every field are achieving exceptional prices, and rightly so.
John F. Kikoski West Hartford, Conn., Dec. 18, 2008 To the Editor: David Brooks writes approvingly of Malcolm Gladwell's conjectures about the crucial role social environment plays in achieving exceptional success.
He often opens his sessions by showing a clip of a teacher called Doug McCurry at Amistad Academy in New Haven, Connecticut – another school that achieves exceptional results with underprivileged students.
And this year there's a new award, for Outstanding School Team of the Year, which will recognise excellent teams of staff working together and achieving exceptional things.
