Sentence examples for making achievements from inspiring English sources

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

A thousand year / day organisation Every endeavour, organisation or initiative capable of coordinating the action of 36,500 staff or volunteers would be a "100 year/ day" enterprise -- making achievements possible that might otherwise take a whole century.

"Apart from making achievements, sports engagement is important because it helped me to meet many new people from around the world and develop new friendships.

Self-directed learning has been shown to be associated with increased curiosity, critical thinking, quality of understanding, retention and recall, better decision making, achievement satisfaction, motivation, competence and confidence [ 2- 5].

"The honours system recognises people who have made achievements in public life (and) committed themselves to serving and helping Britain," it says.

"The actions say, 'I'm investing in an institution because it has made achievements and I believe that with women leaders it will have future accomplishments,' " she said.

"We want to emphasize that the Chinese government has always set great store by [intellectual property] protection and made achievements that are for all to see.

GCSEs begin their shift from lettered grades (As and Bs) to numbers (1 to 9), which makes achievements more difficult to understand.

As a new feature extraction method, deep learning has made achievements in text mining.

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

Moreover, PLA is a convenient technology for synthesize nanostructured materials, and some researchers have made achievements on this research field [14 16].