Sentence examples for achievements matter from inspiring English sources

"I think historic achievements matter to historic figures like Bill Clinton".

"These achievements mattered a great deal to the citizens who benefited from Brooklyn CORE's efforts," he writes, "and to the women and men in Brooklyn CORE who tried to force citizens to see discriminatory practices many believed did not exist or were simply invisible".

We find strong support, however, that scientists perceive the value of patenting differently, and the level of reputational importance placed on scientific compared to commercial achievements matters in shaping commercial involvement.

If you can have a happy marriage, what does personal achievement matter, and does personal achievement have to be defined by a career?

Style, period or aesthetic achievement mattered little.

"Although that one is precious to me, the achievement matters more".

But, fundamentally, young people's achievement matters more than being able to trumpet ever higher grades," she said.

The study claims to challenge "the basic assumption of educational policy in recent years – that academic achievement matters more than anything else".

People look at that and say, 'You didn't really earn that.' But a classic overachiever doesn't care -- only achievement matters".

An achievement is an achievement no matter what.

Knowing how horrible it feels to value weight-loss above a degree, to put an illness on a pedestal over all other achievements, no matter how great, I find it hard to describe exactly how I feel about these latest additions to the standard graduation photography package.