Sentence examples for achievement tend from inspiring English sources

People motivated mainly by achievement tend to favor pacesetting in low-pressure situations but to become directive when the pressure is on.

Perceived good academic achievement tend to decrease with age, and girls are more likely to enjoy school and report higher school performance (Currie et al. 2012).

Since both engagement and achievement tend to decline during this time, the freshman year has been shown to be predictive of subsequent dropout.

The evaluations provide some evidence that children who participate in early childhood education activities demonstrate higher levels of learning in primary grades 1-4, buthehe differences in achievement tend to be small.

This was especially true for minority students and students from low-income families, whose achievement tended to be lower than their more privileged peers.

One sign that Asian-American academic effort is propelled in large part by the need to overcome discrimination is that their academic achievement tends to drop over the generations, Dr. Sue said.

Thus, participants with higher levels of creative achievement tended to produce more creative verb responses.

BP goal achievement tended to be higher among those treated by professionally qualified practitioners than those treated by drug sellers, but the difference did not reach statistical significance.

If material achievements tend to leave people only momentarily fulfilled, why do so many keep reaching for that next goal?

The trouble is that those very achievements tend to raise the ire of the many on the dole who genuinely want work and cannot get it.

(Schwendener) 'DOCUMENTA 5' This art extravaganza first occurred in Kassel, Germany, 35 years before this summer's 12th incarnation, and its achievements tend to be shrouded in myth.