Sentence examples for difference in accomplishment from inspiring English sources
Part of the difference in accomplishment, it turns out, really is due to practice, just like Ericsson argues.
Whereas even the most barbarous white nations such as the Germans "have something eminent about them," the "uniform and constant difference" in accomplishment between whites and non-whites could not occur "if nature had not made an original distinction betwixt these breeds of men" (Zack 2002, 15).
"Clip Show" succeeded so well in part because it reinforced the idea that the Winchesters have made a difference in the world -- and that their accomplishment matters to them (and to the audience, of course).
There is great satisfaction in accomplishment.
PNIPAM-C18 surfactants play a key role in accomplishment of the responsive property.
For all the differences in their circumstances, accomplishments, and worlds — Lohan's performance (not her impersonation) is thrillingly immediate, not a composition of interpretive pieces but an incontrovertible, full-spectrum presence, even if the mirror itself is broken and some shards of character are still missing from view.
If there is no difference in craft between men and women, why sepa- rate them when it's time to celebrate their accomplishments?
Beyond her stunning accomplishments as a businesswoman lies a heart full of compassion and eagerness to make a difference in the world.
Since graduates need more than academic accomplishment, they need to have entrepreneurial skills that will enable them to seize and make the most of opportunities, generate and communicate ideas and make a difference in their communities.
We could document consistent differences in physical features, acts and accomplishments until the Second Coming and be entirely wrong in thinking they're genetically based.
Exhaustion scores were relatively low but statistically different between doctors and nurses (22.8 % and 37.5 % respectively, Mann–Whitney U test, p < 0.001), while differences in scores of depersonalization and personal accomplishment did not reach statistical significant levels.
