Sentence examples for notable achievements include from inspiring English sources

His many notable achievements include the development of graphics and video processors for smartphones, gaming devices, TVs and the automotive industry, and the introduction of digital radios as a mainstream product".

Other notable achievements include: the town's YouTube channel, including a "You Asked, We Answered" video series that answers questions commonly received from residents via the town's website or social media platforms.

Notable achievements include creating a global campaign to celebrate 'Good,' writing the government briefing paper that catalysed StartUp Loans, creating an internal CR brand and campaign for Channel 4 and training over 50,000 employees in health and financial awareness for Marks and Spencer.

After 61 years of athletics at UH, other notable achievements include 16 national titles in men's golf, five NCAA Men's Basketball Final Four appearances, and two College World Series appearances.

Considered by some to be one of the greatest women's squash players of all time, David's other notable achievements include the Asian Squash Championship, which she won a record eight times (in 1998, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2010 and 2011).

Notable achievements include the graduation of the first MSPH class in the spring of 2006, designation of attaining school of public health status as a campus priority in Fall 2008, graduation of the first BSPH class in the spring of 2009 and awarding of initial CEPH accreditation as a public health programme in June 2009.

Some of his more notable achievements included the synthesis of formic acid in 1856, methane in 1858, and acetylene in 1862.

The intense engagement on the reset led to notable achievements, including the New Start nuclear arms treaty and Russia's entry into the World Trade Organization.

He was also an accomplished stage actor and director whose notable achievements included a 2000 Broadway production of Sam Shepard's True West, during which he and his co-star John C Reilly alternated parts, and co-founding Labyrinth, a non-profit theatre company.

Carson's most notable achievements included recruiting Tech's first ever African American scholarship athlete and being the first Tech head coach to be fired.

One of their notable achievements includes helping to ensure that the interests of sex worker organizations in South Africa were represented at the International AIDS conference held in Durban, South Africa.