The phrase "achievements manner" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe the way in which achievements are made or presented, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The achievements manner in which she presented her work impressed everyone at the conference."
Alternatives: "manner of achievements" or "way of achieving".
I wasn't indexing myself against the people around me". Andreessen reminded me — in his formidable achievements and manner, his thickly armored sensitivities and yearnings — of Rilke's remark "Perhaps everything that frightens us is, in its deepest essence, something helpless that wants our love".
Yet it is not his achievements but the manner in which they have been achieved which has been the more remarkable as he has moved, seemingly effortlessly, from being best in class to best in country to best in world on his way to one day, perhaps soon, being best of all time.
Is there any better gift we could hand to the rising scientific forces in China and India than the compromising of our future scientific achievements in this manner?
It's his crowning achievement, and in the manner of crowning achievements, it makes you reappraise is previous work.
"That being said, what an incredible achievement, and the manner in which he has done it has been equally impressive".
One of the novel's notable achievements is the seamless manner in which ideology and emotion, politics and the personal are brought together into a vivid picture of an individual's globalised revolt.
If an agreement were to occur, Mr. Bush would "recognize the achievement in an appropriate manner," Mr. Powell said, hinting that that could involve a visit by the president or a ceremony at the White House.
His most formidable political achievement, however, was the manner in which he managed to wrest Muslim votes from Lalu Prasad Yadav.
Even so, some talked about the different capacities among boys and girls in their academic achievements, attitudes, and daily manners in which girls are more successful in school than boys.
Since the Nobel committee rewards scientific achievement, not good manners, it would have been fairer to include Dr Damadian in this year's prize.
