Sentence examples for internal achievement from inspiring English sources

Sometimes we can go for weeks or months riding a wave of growth and internal achievement only to slam headlong into a wall of humiliating failure.

In particular, optimism is characterized as making stable, global and internal attribution towards achievement of goal and objective and an unstable, external and negative events such as not to fulfill the goals.

Increase in private wealth led to the gradual achievement of internal stability by creating a broader ruling class that was capable of putting a limit to the power of the doge.

The following recommendations have been formulated: Improve the documentation of the NSO project in order to clearly articulate expected outputs and achievements to internal and external stakeholders.

The scale used to measure mathematics achievement has high internal consistency (Cronbach's alpha international median 0.87).

Specifically, Mabe and West (1982) reported that self-perception accuracy may relate most strongly to participants' intelligence, achievement status, and internal locus of control rather than objective correspondence to actual magnitudes of change.

The results of the image analysis showed achievement of consistent internal rotation of the tibia in deep flexion with a broad contact area at the post-cam interface as intended by the original design concept of this TKA system.

We need a review and refinement of internal processes/priorities/reward structures that mirror the achievement of the inter-organisation's collaborative aims".

This helps position Kiip much more diversified beyond the "game achievement" and into our internal initiative "Kiip everywhere".

This article reports on the construction, reliability, internal validity, and external validity of the Achievement Emotions Questionnaire (AEQ) which is designed to assess various achievement emotions experienced by students in academic settings.

He owed victory less to his own merits and achievements than to the internal divisions that made the Republican Party all but unelectable.