Sentence examples for one-time achievement from inspiring English sources

These "geniuses," according to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services Web site, "must provide evidence of a one-time achievement" (i.e., Pulitzer, Oscar, Olympic Medal).

We all should view leadership as a lifelong venture rather than a one-time achievement.

One can qualify based upon a "one-time achievement" such as by having won the Nobel Prize, or by meeting at least three of 10 criteria.

Applicants are instructed to submit evidence of a history of accomplishment or of a "one-time" achievement, such as a "Pulitzer, Oscar [or] Olympic Medal," according to the requirements for the visa.

The largest one-time study of student achievement recently compared math scores of pupils from similar backgrounds on the National Assessment of Educational Progress, and found neither private school nor charter students doing better than those in public schools.

(Another "one-time sale").

Calculate one-time interest.

Two prizes of $10,000 will be awarded, one for a mid-career mentor and one for a life-time achievement in mentoring.

IQ is generally considered to be stable across the lifespan, with scores at one time point used to predict educational achievement and employment prospects in later years1.

The success in one's achievement can be planned ahead of time as to lead the nation into comprising of a plural society with global knowledge.

Former S.E.C. officials recalled the time as one of great achievement for Mr. Pitt.