Sentence examples for achievements led from inspiring English sources

Her achievements led Chicago Mayor Michael Bilandic to proclaim April 25 , 1978as Sylvia Cotton Day.

He describes himself with understatement as "an infectious diseases guy", but his achievements led to a knighthood in his native Belgium.

These achievements led to concerns in the scientific community about potential risks from genetic engineering.

Somerset's achievements led to their admission to first-class cricket for 1891.

Thorpe's achievements led to predictions that he could match Mark Spitz's seven gold medals at the 1972 Summer Olympics, which he played down.

His record of 85 wins, together with his numerous awards and achievements, led to Hawthorn captain Luke Hodge proclaiming the milestone as "probably the most highly credentialed 100 games anyone has ever played".

Mr. Lazio has campaigned enthusiastically on his housing record: he devoted his first policy speech of the campaign to the topic, and a television ad on his legislative achievements leads with that subject.

Alone, none of these achievements leads to welfare, sustainable economic transformation or sufficient support to a peace process.

This achievement led to his appointment as minister of public education and culture in March 1906, but his acceptance of a post in a bourgeois Cabinet widened his break with Jaurès and other Socialists.

This phenomenal achievement led to him being described by his foes and critics as "Emperor Jones", a ruthless labour leader, but by his many admirers, including Gordon Brown (a TGWU member), as "one of the world's greatest trade union leaders".

Amid the all-out efforts for industrialization since the 1970s, a combination of factors including the growing female workforce, more intensified female education, and the population's zeal for educational achievement led to stronger demand for early childhood education and childcare.