Sentence examples for combination of achievement from inspiring English sources

This combination of achievement and vulnerability has made the contemporary museum an attractive takeover target for other institutions, primarily the Los Angeles County Museum.

Grants were forthcoming from government local and national – no private finance initiative, thank you – and the design appears to have helped inspire staff and children to what the latest Ofsted report called a combination of "achievement, extremely high standards of care and lots of fun".

Instead, have students take a combination of achievement tests in various academic subjects, again using the SAT Subject Tests or AP exams, with a choice of at least some of them.

The Teenagers Who Are Shaping Pop Text by Matthew Trammell Photography by Elizabeth Renstrom With a combination of technical achievement and wily innovation, these eleven young artists are influencing mainstream music.

[ image: /photos/59097cfd1c7a8e33fb3904d2] The Teenagers Who Are Shaping Pop Text by Matthew Trammell Photography by Elizabeth Renstrom With a combination of technical achievement and wily innovation, these eleven young artists are influencing mainstream music.

But Chicago briefly experimented with merit pay in 2007 with the Teacher Advancement Program, which offered bonuses to teachers and principals based on a combination of student achievement and classroom observations.

Lindbergh's post-Atlantic-crossing life was a combination of impressive achievement, tragedy (the kidnap/murder of his baby son) and serious self-inflicted wounds to his reputation.

She possesses "a rare combination of scientific achievement, outstanding managerial talent, and an extremely engaging personal style," says James Champy, who chaired the presidential search committee.

For this quota, some medical schools have a written examination followed by a MMI as selection process while others have chosen the combination of previous achievement and admission interview.

In particular, the ABCM regimen (doxorubicin, carmustine, cyclophosphamide, and melphalan) was compared to melphalan alone in the MRC Myeloma V trial which showed significant benefits in favor of the combination in terms of achievement of plateau disease and in OS (MacLennan et al. 1992).

Continuing a Cannes tradition of improvisation, the jury conferred two special prizes, which Mr. Penn described as a combination of a lifetime achievement award and an acknowledgment of bold new work.