Sentence examples for achievements started from inspiring English sources

Nearly all of these breeding achievements started with extracting diversity from the landraces.

This year is all about building on 2012's phenomenal achievements, starting on Saturday at the British Grand Prix in Birmingham.

The galero in various colors and forms was used in heraldic achievements starting with its adoption in the arms of bishops in the 16th century.

This technological achievement started early, immediately after World War II, by scientists and engineers, the desalination pioneers, who established the desalination applications of today.

As changes in the school began to take hold, achievement started to rise.

Its reputation for excellence in math and science continued to grow, and enrollment was restricted based on scholastic achievement starting in 1919.

"In the last year, these achievements have started to dwindle away," said Jeffrey S. Davidow, the White House adviser for the summit meeting.

Romero says her involvement with Ironmans is likely to be fleeting, revealing that her athletic achievements have started to take their toll on her body.

It was with the improvement in testing techniques and after the works by Hanushek, Woessmann and their coauthors (see Hanushek and Woessmann 2008, 2011, among others) that the use of international standardized achievement tests started to be seen as a more adequate measure of human capital.

Mr Blair went on to list Labour's NHS achievements - starting with the end of long-term waiting lists.

In hindsight, there's always a danger that such achievements could start to look pre-ordained, when of course they were anything but.