Sentence examples for landmark achieved from inspiring English sources

The odd thing about growing up in the mid-1960s was how drenched it was in the past - comics obsessed by the second world war, books about a landmark achieved in 1953.

By the end of the year, Landmark achieved a net income of $3 million on revenues of $43 million, up from a net loss of $1.2 million on $37 million in revenues for 1996.

This week, we celebrated the 100th anniversary of the first state minimum wage law - a landmark achieved more than a quarter century before the federal government set a national standard.

Other landmarks achieved under Pifer's leadership include recommendations from the Carnegie Commission on Educational Television, which were adopted in the Public Broadcasting Act of 1968.

Interestingly, though, this landmark was achieved with a record that recovers some of the Maccabees' original eccentricities.

But the effect is even more subtle than simply shifting through the gears: the final appearance of the trombone theme, whose three-fold appearances are the symphony's most obvious landmark, is achieved by a musical time-warp.

This is a landmark bill, achieved through the messy and maddening processes of representative democracy, like harnessing tabby cats to push a plastic garden hose uphill, during which you read dozens of interesting articles about the fatal flaws of the Democratic party and the twilight of the Obama administration, but what a difference a day can make.

In the 1970s, a landmark was achieved by ISRO when the locally built Rohini-1 was launched into space, using the SLV rocket.

The four articles in this issue could have an influence on research, policy, and regulatory practice in environmental health that resembles what four landmark publications achieved in clinical health services between 1988 and 1992 (Fox 2011).

Rotation of the mirrored landmark configuration around the geometric midpoint of the superimposed centroid markers followed until the best fit between all homologous landmarks were achieved by means of the least squared point distance while preserving the shape and size of each configuration [ 16] (Fig.  2).

Matching between observation and landmarks is achieved using a correlation-based similarity measure.