Sentence examples for arbitrary achievement from inspiring English sources

I strongly suspect that when teachers face conditions such as pressure to meet arbitrary achievement goals, lack of planning time or little autonomy over curriculum, homework becomes an easy option to make up what could not be covered in class.

There's nothing inherently heartwarming or heroic about a bunch of men competing for arbitrary achievements on ritualistically demarcated fields and courts.

I, for one, would prefer to see an acceptance letter go to a generous student with a passion for learning over one who has been brought up to chase arbitrary metrics of "achievement" at all costs.

For those that haven't played Xbox Live before, achievements are essentially arbitrary tasks created by the game developer (for example, beating the first level or creating a new character).

If we give the principle of moral equality its full extension, the distinction between citizen and alien is morally arbitrary, justified neither by nature nor achievement.

Rules restrain arbitrary behaviour, but they also can provide formidable roadblocks to achievement.

The algorithm improves upon previous work via the simplicity and speed of the calculation for the index of the optimal checkpoint, and via achievement of optimal performance for a problem of arbitrary size.

Although the 100 days mark is an arbitrary point at which to make a judgement, these are not the achievements of a sure-fire loser.

Accident and incident statistics show that the barrier perspective has been implemented in design to prevent fires and explosions with considerable achievements, whereas its application in occupational accident prevention is more arbitrary.

In this research, we introduce part of our achievements while investigating the automatic generation techniques for structured meshes of arbitrary aircrafts.

And human capital would be expanding by having schools focus on the long lower tail of under-achievement instead of meeting targets which cause schools to focus on pushing marginal students over arbitrary thresholds.