Sentence examples for difficult milestones from inspiring English sources

A child who has a successful experience in mastering a skill, whether taught by a parent or a tutor, appears to have a greater chance of achieving other and more difficult milestones.

In my experience, successfully adding a second layer of sales management is one of the most difficult milestones for SaaS companies.

BAGHDAD — The United States began a fragile new era in its turbulent history with Iraq on Wednesday as American political and military leaders marked the official end of combat operations but acknowledged that a difficult milestone, the creation of a new coalition Iraqi government, was not yet in reach.

All the while, women in tech have been driving their companies to new levels of success, including reaching difficult product development milestones and, in many of the cases you're about to read, raising meaningful follow-on funding.

Congratulations are in order for China: by launching the world's first quantum communications satellite, the country has achieved an interesting — if somewhat difficult to explain — milestone in space and cryptography.

Understanding carbohydrate three-dimensional (3D) structure activity relationships (SARs) is a difficult but critical milestone in glycomics.

If you aren't sure how to accomplish your first milestone, it's too difficult to be your first milestone!

200 (1981 over Lewis & Clark) or 300 (1986 over La Verne), but his next milestone proved difficult to forget.

"I'm learning that milestones are a very difficult thing to get through in this first year... Everything has become 'after Noah's death,'" said Jodi Sandoval through a stream of tears.

What was quite difficult was we had to work backwards from those milestones... milestones that were set were probably going to be unachievable, but we had to work within the constraints of that contract" (interview, IT professional, site R).

Coming out is generally a huge rite of passage for LGB people, but it's also a milestone that is so difficult to reach.