Sentence examples for achievement later from inspiring English sources

Adam's understanding of this covenant was that these gifts were not to be tallied against his own achievement later.

"We know that health inequalities at the early stages translate into inequalities in terms of achievement later in life.

In the 1860s T.W. Robertson pioneered a new realist drama, an achievement later celebrated by Arthur Wing Pinero in his charming sentimental comedy Trelawny of the "Wells" (1898).

The achievement later helped gain him a spot in the Health and Human Services Department under President Bush, who called Mr. Jindal on Sunday to congratulate him.

When the Met concentrates talent and resources on a production so successfully, it's hard to recreate the achievement later with a different cast and conductor, however eminent.

Research has found that high quality child care with early education experiences can improve children's achievement later in school, especially for disadvantaged children.

Can a university actually take credit for a graduate's achievements later in life?

To be sure, some of us are late-bloomers, and what looks and feels like a struggle in the formative years may well lead to real achievements later, sometimes precisely as a result of those early struggles.

Another article for Rolling Stone, written in honor of Charles and his achievements, later stated that through his Modern Sounds recordings, Ray Charles "made it acceptable for black people to sing country & western music, in the process doing almost as much to break down racial barriers as did the civil-rights movement".

Specifically, they found that boys' prior low maths achievement predicted later high MA at all grade levels, however girls' prior low maths achievement only predicted later high MA at critical transition points during schooling (for example, transferring from middle school to secondary school).

I suggested that Ferguson's achievement years later at Aberdeen was, relatively speaking, his greatest in management.