Sentence examples for make the accomplishment from inspiring English sources

Does it make the accomplishment more special for you when you get recognized?

Does [the report] further that objective, or does it make the accomplishment of that objective more difficult than it needs to be?" The panel also criticised UN bodies and international officials for not acting to protect civilian lives and not publicising casualty figures to show the human toll of the war.

(Xenophon's Anabasis, for instance, written in the fourth century B.C., recounts how he and his troops managed to make their way back to safety after getting trapped behind enemy lines deep in what is now Iraq).* But Augustine was the first Western author to make the accomplishment an invisible, internal one, and the journey to salvation a spiritual one.

The 70th anniversary of the Normandy invasion is June 6, and if anything, the passing years make the accomplishment, years in the planning and rehearsal, seem more remarkable.

To make the accomplishment of the goal much easier, try to break down the goal into more manageable chunks.

No matter how successfully we accomplish one task, the bar just keeps getting set higher, making the accomplishment of our own goals just that much farther out of reach.

Even as solid a craftswoman as Yasmina Reza can sound off-key in a different language, which makes the accomplishment of the Play Company so impressive.

What made the accomplishment even more remarkable was that Bridgehampton had only 20 boys from the ninth through 12th grades, so the pickings were slim.

And battling the elements makes the accomplishment even sweeter.

That they did it without nudity or vulgar language made the accomplishment even more impressive.

Perhaps most important, by working with people who benefit from their help, Olympians will change their relationship to winning, making the accomplishment about the extended community they've invested their time in.