Sentence examples for for which achievement from inspiring English sources

In 1892 he mapped 2,000 square miles (5,180 square km) of the Karakoram Range in the Himalayas, for which achievement he was knighted three years later.

In the twentieth century, progressive educators like John Dewey promoted student-centered education, for which achievement was individual to each student and meant not only knowledge but understanding as well.

The present study addresses these limitations using student-level data based on a large-scale RCT of charter schools for which standardized achievement tests are the key outcome measure.

This is the achievement for which all three are best known.

It's an unprecedented achievement for which he doesn't receive nearly enough credit.

But equality of opportunity is not a natural state; it is a social achievement, for which government shares some responsibility.

But by far his most positive achievement, for which he deserves huge credit, was institutional – the creation of the Office for Budget Responsibility.

Amid the rancors of that era Hendrix, like President Obama, was viewed as a figure who transcended race — an achievement for which he was both admired and reviled.

As a result of these experiments, Max Factor created a completely new range of makeup colours called panchromatic makeup, an achievement for which he won a special Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Award.

She felt as if she had finally moved beyond the dramas of her childhood, an achievement for which she credited her new psychiatrist.

But as for the Germans in the audience, they were too polite to fight back, and in his bullying answers Scalia exploited an achievement for which all humanity owes them a debt.