Sentence examples for competitive achievements from inspiring English sources

Sports factors included questions on the amount of time they have spent in sports (in years) and their most significant competitive achievements in sports.

Yet it has not always been the obvious way to reward competitive achievement.

| The H word A medal has not always been the obvious way to reward competitive achievement.

The first nuclear explosion at Alamogordo has probably spurred the world's witch doctors to attain new heights of competitive achievement.

It takes a special kind of person to decide to put together a 50th-anniversary party for Great Neck South High School, which, for better or worse, has come to evoke a certain type of affluent, competitive, achievement-obsessed sort of suburban experience.

This theory posits that being the sex minority or having siblings of the opposite sex impedes access to education because 'same sex siblings may stimulate a competitive, achievement-orientated environment among children while opposite sex ones may engender a more sociable, less aggressive environment' (Conley 2000: 445).

The negative association between competitive achievement and alcohol consumption in girls did not surprise us.

This scale evaluates two psychometrically derived achievement motivations: self-fulfillment achievement motivation (SFAM) and competitive achievement motivation (CAM).

Larger rGMD in the precuneus in subjects with higher competitive achievement may be a reflection of compromised pro-social cognitive abilities or characteristics, which in turn may make the nature of their achievement motivation competitive.

Horino and Mori developed an achievement motivation scale in the form of a questionnaire that evaluates two psychometrically derived achievement motivations: self-fulfillment achievement motivation (SFAM) and competitive achievement motivation (CAM) (Horino and Mori 1991).

3 13 26 This investigation extends previous knowledge of associations between sport factors and SUM by emphasising the specific multivariate association of poor competitive achievement and long participation with a higher likelihood of smoking in urban girls.