Sentence examples for achievements considerable from inspiring English sources

Somehow, this little letter, framed and on the wall of the Gelateria di Piazza at San Gimignano, summed up so much of the Blair era: the charm (in great chocolatey vats), the achievements (considerable) and also the sheer bathos.

Although his achievements were considerable, he never quite joined the establishment and somehow remained an outsider.

It is true that her achievements were considerable, not least when it is remembered that they were all accidental.

His achievements are considerable; it is remarkable that he has attained an impressive technique that enables him to navigate the keyboard confidently and accurately in difficult repertory.

Although Intimism did not attract a wealth of followers as a movement, its achievements were considerable enough to give it an influential place in the art of the period.

Jones' achievements drew considerable praise from day three's World Championship gold medallist Sarah Stevenson.

Overall, the achievements are considerable for a country without any known oil and gas reserves.

The achievement is considerable.

Judging by this year's second concert, on Tuesday evening, that achievement is considerable.

More than that, though, the hard work he had put in before that achievement was considerable.

It emphasizes the achievement of considerable reduction ("by design") of residual actinides in the waste streams and of the most hazardous long-lived fission products.