Sentence examples for achieving a distinction from inspiring English sources

However, the fact that the vast majority of students rated as 'overall poor' by TOSBA subsequently passed the summative examination (with some achieving a distinction) suggests that falsely reassuring feedback may do a disservice to these students.

In Eugene, Ore., Smith achieved a distinction Sunday that did not have the ending it might have.

In 2001 she achieved a distinction in an MA in medicine, science and society at Birkbeck College, London, and was awarded a scholarship to conduct doctoral studies at Kingston University.

This work achieved an accuracy of 92 % in predicting whether a student achieved a distinction or normal certificate and achieved 80%% accuracy in predicting whether someone achieved a normal certificate or did not complete (Jiang et al. 2014).

Senator Scott Brown, Republican of Massachusetts, has achieved a rare distinction.

A 23-year-old right-hander, Mardie's son has achieved a remarkable distinction.

Zigzagging to Big Gains Ken Heebner, manager of CGM Focus, achieved a double distinction with his fund.

Backers The debacle is a deep disappointment for Nevada's monorail backers, who achieved a rare distinction in keeping a major transport infrastructure project off the public books.

But what I created was really my own form of drama, in which I have achieved a certain distinction, simply because it's my own.

But the Texans have also achieved a dubious distinction: They are the first team to give up 400 passing yards in each of their first two games.

Citigroup has barely owned EMI for a day, but it has already achieved a dubious distinction: a No. 1 album with notably low sales - even in a season of painfully low sales for the music industry.