Sentence examples for achievement 1 from inspiring English sources

Match the Democrats with his or her convention achievement: 1. Barack Obama 2. Joe Biden 3. Bill Clinton 4. Michelle Obama 5. Harry Reid 6. John Kerry A. Used the word "literally" 10 times in his speech.

He distinguishes between three levels of factors that together determine student achievement: 1. School-level factors: factors that are 'under the jurisdiction of the school as a whole'.

Table 2 Overview of the composition of the samples in terms along with student achievement (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) Study Country Grade (sample size per grade in parentheses) Test month (sample size per month in parentheses) Avg.

To have forged a new visual language in such challenging circumstances, while only in one's late 20s, was a remarkable achievement (1 ).

The QOF incentive regime rewards GPs on the basis of reported achievement: 1 which is set to 0 if all patients are exception reported.

Increased life expectancy at birth (70 years in 2012, from 47 years in 1971) (7), reduced total fertility (2.2 in 2012, from 7 in 1971) (7), and increased infant and child survival are some of the highlights of this achievement (1– 5).

For the overall academic achievement 76.4% reached the low and average level while 23.6% achieved the high level.

Still a high mark, an achievement: 1,020th out of 61,222 examinees in Beijing.

Pelé, the Brazilian soccer legend — whose handwriting is as controlled and elegant as his play — offers a reminder of his signature achievement: "1,283," he wrote, along with a single word: "Gooool".

While Glavine's milestone will be a superb achievement, 22 others have done it.

Then there's the great midcentury designer Eva Zeisel (lifetime achievement, 2005), now 103.