She kept her father informed of her accomplishments through frequent letters and occasional visits.
She demonstrates, as Franklin did, a fondness for charts and goals, minutiae and frequent updates of aspirations and accomplishments.
We observe more frequent celebration of male colleagues' accomplishments, promotion of male colleagues to leadership positions, and senior physicians seem to who overlook our ideas.
This frequent update will keep all the dates fresh; accomplishments recorded, and keep you focused on doing things that really add value and that are "resume worthy".
Susan Shirk, a North Korea scholar at the University of California, San Diego and a frequent visitor to the North, sees the new deal as "a significant accomplishment as a first step toward the goal of denuclearization".
Despite having low seniority and few policy accomplishments, she has risen to prominence in Washington in part by her frequent television appearances and willingness to attack Obama in sharp terms.
These more frequent positive words paint a clear picture of family life (relationships, weddings, and divorces), as well as university accomplishment (graduations and college).
That said, when McBride digs in, especially when describing the music — that massive, unstoppable, titanic, world-shaking accomplishment — by virtue of his own training as a saxophonist, he does so with great warmth, insight and frequent wit.
The Dow Jones industrial average is near the top of his personal list of accomplishments — and has been since the early days of his presidency, although the citations have become more frequent in recent months.
Even a frequent visitor to the Root Room should be forgiven for thinking he was another distinguished graduate of the law school recognized for his accomplishments.
