Sentence examples for difficult achievements from inspiring English sources

To write good verse for children - verse which is neither stilted nor bald, neither sentimental nor prosaic - is among the difficult achievements of literature, and Mr Stevenson's delightful little volume is quite a triumph in its kind.

One of the most difficult achievements is to fully characterize this material from a chemical point of view, and to find a good quantitative correlation among different techniques.

This would be one of the most difficult achievements in this technology because the high-temperature process will cause significant sintering of the metal oxide, which severely deactivates metal oxide for repeated cyclic reactions.

The more difficult achievements will earn you more gems.

Giving up smoking is my most difficult achievement.

Newton's more difficult achievement was inversion: given y = f(x) as a sum of powers of x, find x as a sum of powers of y.

The stage being by its nature a precarious and dangerous place, true parity among all those elements is a rare and difficult achievement.

It is precisely for making this difficult achievement possible for us adults that so many of us are grateful to Mary Norton.

And while most members of the team said that they believe the victory at the world championships is a more difficult achievement and more meaningful than a victory in London, none of them would discount the allure of Olympic gold.

It would be almost suicidal to try to deny the teachers a significant wage hike at a time when higher-paying suburban schools are competing for staff and city students are being required to pass increasingly difficult achievement tests.

Audiences that have come to take Orpheus's polished performances for granted should perhaps be reminded what a difficult achievement it is for a sizable group to prepare and deliver sophisticated interpretations without the service of a conductor: in this case more than two hours' worth of new, often tricky music.