Sentence examples for present-day achievements from inspiring English sources

The brief diagnosis of the present-day achievements and problems of individualization in Europe leads to the conclusion that the large variety of future opportunities for development and realization of Europeans is full of promising prospects, potential contradictions and manifest conflicts.

However, social problems in national life, suggest that the XXI century challenge for Mexican higher education institutions, goes beyond the present day achievements.

By exacerbating the gap between the failures or frustrations of present-day participants and the miraculous achievements or resilience of their forerunners, might the program be promoting a vision of history that cannot be easily reconciled with its producers' goal of illuminating the past through tactile experiences and material objects?

What are some of the most important achievements in present-day Afghanistan?

McCaughey compares the historical struggles and achievements of the school's engineers with their present-day battles and accomplishments, and he contrasts their teaching and research approaches with those of their peers at other free-standing and Ivy League engineering schools.

Mr. Chavez's vague "Bolivarian" ideology -- inspired by the achievement of Venezuela's national liberator, Simon Bolivar, in briefly uniting present-day Venezuela, Colombia and Ecuador -- understandably worries neighboring governments.

The unparalleled achievements of secular drama in the latter two countries are the roots of present-day musical theatre and help to explain why opera failed to flourish in competition.

Nevertheless, this period is important in understanding the present-day region, as both Greeks and Albanians base their claims to be indigenous inhabitants of it on the achievements of the Macedonian and Illyrian states.

Evolution is occurring among present-day insects.

Present-day Skyros is a resort.

Present-day Egypt, however, is largely urban.