Sentence examples for potential achievement from inspiring English sources

"The potential achievement will be something that no-one has achieved for the last four tours," he said.

Yet the gravity of that potential achievement is only starting to sink in.

Present at the creation, they did not want to place any cap on the potential achievement of the experiment in the future.

Mrs. Johnson, who grew up in Florida when segregation was legal and has lived in Islip for 38 years, said the racial aspect of her potential achievement never occurred to her until a reporter for a political journal raised the issue, shortly after she entered the campaign in June.

The idea that the "merit" of a student can be measured accurately -- and the potential achievement of a student be predicted -- by a standardized test result is absolutely flawed, particularly when some students benefit by extra tutoring and preparation and other students are not even aware of the existence of tests or preparation.

Park's sport is left to howl into the wind that we should celebrate her potential achievement, as Robert Lusetich writes on Foxsports.com, and even many folks around St. Andrews this week have no clue what's going on, Gene Wojciechowski writes on ESPN.com.

What one person achieves does not take away, ultimately, from the infinite pool of potential achievements.

In stark contrast, Mr. Steinberg shows that the applicants saw their quests for admission as culminations of past, not potential, achievements.

You don't want to spend your time re-inventing the wheel, so being interested in what others have discovered, and being prepared to build on those foundations, will fast-track your potential achievements.

"We should be proud of the achievements of the past and visionary about the potential achievements of the future," the former home secretary said.

An overview of the budget needed in these few years to develop the program is given, and the potential achievements, along with the main critical points are outlined.