Sentence examples for make achievements more from inspiring English sources

To make achievements more appealing, we re-graded the course so that achievements would be worth 20%% of total XP and quizzes only 10%%.

When asked, and rightfully so, "Why the somewhat unorthodox partnership?", Wong explained, "[Kiip is] making achievements more rewarding – while building a new ad model.

This makes the achievements more public and acknowledged by everyone the student cares about.

Perhaps it might be replied that this objection fails to take the first premise into account: if the creation of the world really is "the most marvellous achievement imaginable", then surely there is some plausibility to the claim that the creator must have been non-existent (since that would make the achievement more marvellous than it would otherwise have been).

Whether it will make his achievement more manageable remains to be seen.

"But the dynamics of the markets we're in could make that achievement more about resilience than flamboyance".

Their comments included suggestions to make the research achievements more tangible (perhaps by listing sample publications or presentations) and make it clear that my research career has been a success, so there's no implication that I'm leaving because of failure.

The New England Association of Schools and Colleges has made achievement of academic standards more of a focus.

Dissemination of knowledge from these pivotal studies (4), together with an increasing array of glycemic, antihypertensive, and lipid medications available for therapy, have made achievement of ADA goals more attainable, especially for those with less severe disease.

That they equaled the record at Wimbledon, their favorite of the four majors, made the achievement more memorable.

Perhaps making the achievement more impressive is that it has been done with a large contribution from home-grown island-born players.