Sentence examples for notable achievement of from inspiring English sources

For the Yankees, that was the most notable achievement of an otherwise forgettable day.

A notable achievement of President José Eduardo dos Santos during his 35 years in charge is that his daughter Isobel is said to have become Africa's first billionairess.

The creation of a technically trained professional military was a notable achievement of the modernizing reforms adopted at the end of the 19th century.

McManus points to doing the double over Leeds – after last Friday's 13-12 win at Headingley – as another notable achievement of the season, and there was also a stirring win at Wigan at the back end of June.

The Copenhagen Accord, which contained no national commitments or enforcement mechanisms, would turn out to be the only notable achievement of the summit, though, as even many of its backers observed, it wasn't terribly notable.

In his celebration of the young TS Eliot (Review, 10 January), Robert Crawford writes at length about the modernity and the notable achievement of The Love Song of J Alfred Prufrock, but mentions only casually Eliot's making friends with Ezra Pound.

The most notable achievements of the work were: (1) stability was achieved for all controllers tested and, moreover, some of them yielded desirable handling qualities from the first test onwards, and (2) a high degree of consistency between desk-top simulation and flight-test results was observed.

One of the notable achievements of his presidency was France's role in the strengthening of the European Economic Community.

The foundation of secondary schools for girls was in its way one of the most notable achievements of the Third Republic.

Most interviewees need little encouragement when it comes to revelling in the more notable achievements of their professional life.

The capital town of Fatehpur Sikri (named a World Heritage site in 1986) is one of the most notable achievements of Islamic architecture in India.