Not the least of its accomplishments is driving home to anyone who is not, say, a heart surgeon just how meaningless work has become in the post-agricultural, post-industrial age.
And this opportunity is open to anyone, which creates a huge pool of homegrown talent, driving more and more accomplishments in the field.
Ken took incredible pride in these accomplishments and was a driving force behind them.
In "Rice With Things" he's seen in the harbor of Valencia, Spain, driving a speedboat — add that to his accomplishments — and quipping, rather appallingly, "But we're not here for the fast boats — or even the fast women".
His father, Anthony, is ever more astonished at his son's accomplishments, having happened across his instinct for driving quickly quite by accident when seeking something to engage a hyperactive child while on holiday.
Ten years ago technologically minded economists pointed to driving cars in traffic as the sort of human accomplishment that computers were highly unlikely to master.
In a television interview, Mr. Cheney said Mr. Rangel's proposal would reverse the Bush administration's tax cuts from 2001 and 2003, one of the president's signature accomplishments and one the vice president credited with "driving this economy".
He makes the argument that Mr. Booker has become a "trailblazer for a new generation of Black politicians" by driving Mr. James out of this year's mayor's race, an accomplishment he feels was underplayed by The Times.
In the WWI's master plan, social relationships and intellectual accomplishment would replace conspicuous material consumption as the driving force in our daily lives.
Among the other accomplishments of the 1984 legislative session were passage of a tougher drunk driving law, and a measure allowing state banking companies to purchase other banks within the state.
