Sentence examples for hard-won achievement from inspiring English sources

One has to feel a little sorry for Mr Robertson that he feels it necessary to claim the hard-won achievement of others".

Once inside, comprehensive — and often devastating — multimedia exhibitions explore the social and political forces that gave rise to apartheid, its core features and violent downfall, and the exhilarating, hard-won achievement of democracy.

Even though he has more than his share of inner resources, what he won't do is consent to the expectation that calls for admiration in the face of hard-won achievement.

Richard Flanagan's book could seem like the conservative option, but he's taken a fresh approach to a harrowing subject: this is both a hard-won achievement, and a solid choice for the judges.

And if his tongue-thrusting pushed half-masticated food out, you pushed it right back in again, because that disgusting gooey mess was a hard-won achievement and neither of you wanted it wasted.

"The Paris Agreement is a hard-won achievement," Chinese President Xi Jinping said at Davos last year.

Venezuelan unity, and the survival of Mr. Chávez's hard-won achievements, will require this.

Many of the hard-won achievements of my life are in tatters.

Shame on those women between 20 and 40 who have squandered the hard-won achievements of original feminism.

While we have, of course, lost the carbon price, the Climate Change Authority and the Clean Energy Finance Corporation remain – and both are Milne's hard-won achievements.

"Guide My Feet," the third episode, uses two men to chart the struggles and hard-won achievements of the great black migration from the South to the North.