Sentence examples for lifetime of achieving from inspiring English sources

Others before you have felt so burnt out from a lifetime of achieving that they found it difficult to apply themselves to the study of medicine.

A history of 7 or more prior lifetime AEDs lowered the chance of achieving placebo response compared to 1 3 prior lifetime AEDs [p < 0.001, OR 0.224 (95% CI: 0.101 0.493)] as did a baseline seizure frequency > 10 seizures per 28 days compared to ≤ 5 seizures per 28 days [p = 0.026, OR 0.431 (95% CI: 0.205 0.904)].

Sir Alex Ferguson was miles away, lost in the pure joy of achieving his lifetime's ambition, able only to utter the brilliant phrase "Football?

Longer intervals have the clear advantage of fewer screening episodes over a lifetime and may provide the opportunity of achieving higher coverage.

You have no guarantee of achieving anything significant in your lifetime.

By the 5th century bce the head of a Roman family seems to have been able during his lifetime to achieve the purposes of a testamentary transaction by fictitious sale to a middleman, familiae emptor (purchaser of the family property).

It takes a whole flood of harsh experience — even, sometimes, a lifetime — to achieve a lasting conversion.

One of the main design challenges in Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) is to prolong the system lifetime, while achieving acceptable quality of service for applications.

So, devoting a month to salute the work of school leaders is time well spent, since, against all odds, they spend a lifetime of work to achieve successful schools.

A significant improvement of electromigration (EM) lifetime is achieved by modification of the pre-clean step before cap-layer deposition and by changing Cu cap/dielectric materials.

However, the impact of this process on the extension of catalyst lifetime achieved depends strongly upon the nature of the pore space of the catalyst support, as this dictates the rates of mass transport and the susceptibility of the pellet to pore blockage.