Sentence examples for less achievement from inspiring English sources

Whatever you think of the modern-day Rooney, however much time has passed since the crowds at United longed for the ball to be at his feet, statues have been put up for players of less achievement – including at Old Trafford.

Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the billionaire member of Abu Dhabi's royal family who now owns Manchester City, a club of middling distinction and less achievement in the English Premier League, is reportedly ready to spend 100 million euros ($132 million) to buy Brazilian superstar Kaka away from AC Milan.

Participants had significantly less achievement (ra) judging physical simulations than when judging paper cases.

Because the scope is narrowed this results in a cycle of fewer people being involved, which in turn results in less motivation, fewer trials and less exposure and realising the way of thinking and less achievement.

Records in bold indicate peer-less achievements.

They look upon any less fundamental achievement as "an engineering problem," dull but necessary grunt work.

The Sylvae represent no less an achievement, showing Dryden in a perhaps unusual light – that of graceful poetic lyricist.

Now Transocean might be in the record books for a less stellar achievement: contributing to what some experts predict will become the biggest accidental oil spill in history.

As this recording shows, though, the symphony is a far more robust, less modish achievement than the opera, and one much more likely to persist in the repertoire.

Like crescendoes in a symphony, each of these is less an achievement in its own right than a necessary prelude for removing another pillar of Saddam Hussein's power.

If this seemed a less surprising achievement than it might, it's because it's now almost inconceivable that the walls ever held up its roof without him.