Sentence examples for clear achievements from inspiring English sources

It has political buy-in at the highest level, but few clear achievements in the four years since it launched.

It's brought him some clear achievements — including a second-place finish in the North American pairs championship — but he doesn't pretend that bridge provides any meaning in life.

Like the Sun (singing a tune for Rupert Murdoch's pal), it spoke up for Gove as "one of the few Cameroons with clear achievements to his name".

Mr. Ciroma listed what he termed clear achievements in the period since Mr. Obasanjo took over an economy wrecked by 15 years of corrupt military rule -- a factor he implied the I.M.F.

Iran's case doesn't offer much prospect for clear achievement; it is a crucible of uncertainty and risk.

WHEN the Turkish government signed a deal with Armenia last October, it looked like a clear achievement for its policy of "zero problems" with its neighbours.

The curriculum has been revised, stressing core subjects (English, science, mathematics), school facilities and the training of teachers have been improved, clear achievement goals have been set and a rigorous province-wide testing programme for grades three (aged 7-8), six (10-11), nine 13-144) and twelve (16-17) has been established to ensure they are met.It is all paying off.

One clear achievement of President Morsi's opponents has been to get so many people out on to the streets, BBC's Middle East editor Jeremy Bowen reports from Cairo.

From my standpoint as an investor, my fellow VCs and I are taking note to nascent social networks that have shown clear achievement in mobile, and continue growing in terms of both user base and engagement.

Backers also argue that the referral program sets a numerically clear achievement goal for high school students, while other admissions decisions take into account less specific variables such as extra-curricular activities and personal challenges.

Identifying these patient subgroups for whom the technology might be particularly clinically and cost-effective, is a clear achievement in the economic evaluation but it must be translated into a more individualized therapy at the doctor's office.