Sentence examples similar to achievements reversed from inspiring English sources

Inspired by Led Zeppelin's thumping riffs and Nirvana' squalling grunge, Royal Blood's achievement has reversed an apparently inexorable decline in the mainstream impact of guitar bands since digitally-enabled music fans rejected the traditional album format in favour of single tracks.

The Most Significant Change "Gosh," Justice Sandra Day O'Connor said at a law school forum in January a few days after the Supreme Court undid one of her major achievements by reversing a decision on campaign spending limits.

This achievement cannot be reversed.

The organization has been recognized as a national example by the White House, the U.S. Department of Education, and others for its path-breaking results, which have eliminated and even reversed achievement gaps in academic proficiency and on-time high school graduation.

These achievements were never fully reversed, even when tanks went on the streets the following year.

In some cases charters have not merely closed the racial achievement gap, but actually reversed it.

This challenge of patient monitoring by tests as viral load, CD4 cell count, and finally HIV drug resistance could reverse achievements already made against HIV/AIDS infection.

Gaunt was forced to give in to the demands of parliament, but at its next convocation, in 1377, most of the achievements of the Good Parliament were reversed.

The achievements of recent years could be rapidly reversed without continued public, political and financial support.

Western and Pakistani observers say Mr. Musharraf has reversed one of his greatest achievements: fostering a vibrant independent news media.

The gains made over the previous two decades in closing the black-white achievement gap in high school graduation rates reversed.