Sentence examples for achievements because of from inspiring English sources

Last year, he said, "we got no credit for our achievements because of the high expectations we ourselves created".

In the end, his reputation will be significantly greater than the sum of his achievements because of the vast archive he accumulated and the quality of his diaries.

Mr. Obama and his aides, meanwhile, have little choice but to put up with the former president's reminders of his achievements, because of the hard political reality: Mr. Clinton can potentially help them a lot in 2012.

The town was better known for tragedy than triumph until Murray's achievements because of a massacre at his primary school in March 1996, when a gunman shot and killed 16 students and a teacher.

Staubach's former Cowboys teammate Tony Dorsett, the 1976 winner as a running back for Pittsburgh, says it tops his personal list of achievements because of the names of past Heisman winners.

There are even fears for the Afghan press – often hailed as one of the country's unsung achievements because of its many freedoms – after a well-known photographer was jailed suddenly in connection with a murky years-old case.

It's easy to overlook these achievements, because many of us expected more out of his first term — I'm sure he did, too.

Finishing fourth would be a relief more than an achievement because of the expectations here".

"It's a great achievement because of how historic and traditional it is".

But it was a precarious achievement, because of the regularity with which resistance leaders were captured by the Nazis.

Continuity among offensive linemen in the N.F.L. is a precious, elusive achievement because of their constant banging, which makes them prone to injuries.