Sentence examples for achievement something from inspiring English sources
"To do it in your career is quite an achievement, something I certainly value a lot".
"It's a great achievement, something we are very proud of and something we spoke about before this game.
She is visibly proud of her achievement, something she says she wouldn't have been able to do had she not studied computing at school.
Free school meals for all primary children for their first three years is a real Lib Dem achievement: something that wouldn't have happened without them, a big, long-overdue move that could genuinely transform life chances of some, and will make a significant difference to hundreds of thousands of hard-pressed families.
The goal is to rediscover how the Wrights accomplished their achievement, something that Hyde says is understood in broad outline but not in the nagging particulars.
Teachers need to be able to discuss issues regarding diversity on the basis of correct information about student achievement, something which was often lacking in the teams we interviewed.
The establishment in 1973 of the law school -- the only one in Hawaii -- was one of Chief Justice Richardson's proudest achievements, something he had long advocated.
A successful restaurant is, at root, a collaborative enterprise — between a chef and a clientele — and, for all Má Pêche's achievements, something about the match isn't quite right.
To reach out a hand in death and literally give someone you've never met in life is surely one of the greatest achievements; something to top a stellar career or the monthly £5 to charity or the three triathlons you aced (still, well done).
Think to achieve something.. Achievements are very helpful to overcome negative thoughts and experiences.
Thésards' animation about their contribution thus seems to manifest pride in the achievement of something difficult (sighs and exclamations of 'it was hard!' were recurrent), something new (for Senegal or West Africa), and something worthwhile ('for the population').
