Sentence examples for continuum of achievement from inspiring English sources
Apparently, the concept of successful aging rests on a continuum of achievement [ 8] rather than success or failure, and its definition requires a combination of biomedical and psychosocial approaches.
Clinton heralded her unofficial standing as the first woman to be the nominee of a major political party, describing that victory as part of a continuum of achievements for the country that she said were under threat from Trump.
Though there may be a "continuum" of human achievement, some creators (and their creations) are so far out on the edge of the bell curve that we perceive them as singularities -- as "geniuses".
Positive outcomes ranged from effective partnership formation along a continuum to achievement of enhanced child wellbeing and parenting outcomes.
The purpose of this dual task taxonomy is to allow the classification of tasks along a relative continuum when achievement of two goals, motor-motor or motor-cognitive, is desired.
Another finding was the significant variation in the achievement of the indicators, which led to the establishment, for each indicator, of a continuum ranging from 1 to 3; 1 representing the minimum level of achievement of an indicator and 3 the maximum.
Intensive scale-up of programs and interventions would be needed to accelerate, consolidate, and sustain the modest achievements in the continuum of care, if MDG 4 and 5 are to be achieved by the end of 2015.
LaGamma returns the priestess to her place as one peak achievement in a continuum of formal inventions, by which African artists satisfied the spiritual and political requirements and the aesthetic appetites of their peoples.
They do this by engaging high-risk, low-income students, ages 12-24, in a multi-year continuum of design-based programs to encourage academic achievement, college preparation, job readiness, and community service.
