Sentence examples for render achievement from inspiring English sources

While poverty reduction, self-empowerment, and elimination of disparity are important and worthy goals for improving health care in these communities, the speed of development and size of urban slums render achievement of these goals enormously challenging.

Mourinho was unhappy with a lunchtime kick-off after the epic struggle against Arsenal in midweek, but such are the hurdles, when overcome, that render the achievement the more admirable.

Unpredictable weather patterns will render the achievement of this goal even more challenging.

Bitterness," she says, spelling out the psychological effects on the enemy of rendering its achievement worthless.

Snowball No. 5: Even if gun control were a good thing, the Second Amendment renders its achievement impossible.

And does the absence of Tiger Woods for two of his three major wins render his achievements less meaningful?

And, technically, it's brilliant – an achievement rendered doubly impressive when one registers that, in 1990, Hiller was not just making an immersive video installation but inventing the genre from scratch.

She's not the first person to win an Oscar based as much on politics as the work itself, but it's disappointing that the media circus rendered a worthwhile achievement into something approaching a charity case.

This achievement is rendered all the more symbolic because back then the small club from La Plata – ie not from Buenos Aires – became the first in Argentina to truly command international attention for their victories on the pitch.

Still, that result doesn't make Pickett a run-of-the-mill fighter, nor does it render his many past achievements as pointless afterthoughts.

The emotional condition which renders possible such achievements is like that of the religious devotee or the lover".