Sentence examples for negative achievements from inspiring English sources

Negative achievements -- that is, what affirmative action has spared us -- are hard to prove.

(Of all the negative achievements in Lieberman's career, it's hard to top making Cheney the most likable man in the room).

An indictment of Thatcher's negative achievements ends with "You also saved my life … You were different, like me, and you had to fight to be yourself".

This negative achievement was no doubt related to my profession: art critics are obligated to carp, not consume.

Again, the expulsion was a negative achievement; more ambitious plans to establish a state university system and a state welfare organization failed.

(I heard the sound of his computer keyboard deterministically clacking away throughout both, which is a remarkable negative achievement in "All Is Lost," given its near-total lack of dialogue).

I have written elsewhere of Australia's negative achievement in this arena; as of last year, alcohol abuse was killing 15 people and hospitalising a further 430 each day, and was categorised as one of "the more prominent health risks" faced by the community, in the short and long term, by the Australian Bureau of Statistics.

However, it has been suggested that negative achievement emotions can still impact performance in this type of learner [ 12].

This study demonstrates that naïve pooled OLS estimates of student achievement on overall CBA strength are larger and more negative than lagged achievement and within-district estimates, signifying a negative bias in the naïve levels models.

The habit of starting to do homework in class may indicate reduced instructional time, which may have a negative effect on achievement, or may signify weakness of the students that is, on its own, the reason for their low achievements.

Unemployment of parents also has a negative impact on achievement of their children.