Sentence examples for precious achievement from inspiring English sources

To win either Classic would represent far and away his most precious achievement since his comeback.

Such consensus is a precious achievement, but it can also curb our sense of political possibility.

The Paris agreement was "a precious achievement that we must support and nurture", he told his final press conference at the United Nations.

It is a defence of a world in which freedom is not the "freedom to believe anything at all, provided you feel better for it", but "a precious achievement that human communities have arrived at through many sacrifices, and it requires institutions, laws – it requires a habit of obedience, as much as anything else".

ANIL UMARKAR He Believed in America Here is how to spell the name of Anil Umarkar's 14-month-old daughter, his most precious achievement, as specified by his wife, Priti: "V for victory; o for ocean; m for Mickey; i for ice cream; k for kite and a for America".

For the first time in history, the most precious achievements for a pitcher and a hitter have occurred in the same season.

These are the greatest promises the world has ever made, and the pressure must be maintained to ensure that there is no reversal of the precious achievements.

We can trace the disastrous attempt to introduce responsible government into Afghanistan to the idea that democracy and the rule of law are the default conditions of mankind, rather than precious achievements resulting from centuries of discipline and conflict.

Continuity among offensive linemen in the N.F.L. is a precious, elusive achievement because of their constant banging, which makes them prone to injuries.

Parenting your child is a precious, ongoing achievement that you deserve to celebrate, along with the other elements of your life that you're proud about.

Both said they did not wish the institutes, the federal patron of most biomedical research, to seem to have suffered defeat at Celera's hands, and that the human genome was too precious a scientific achievement to be marred by priority disputes.