Sentence examples for so far achievements from inspiring English sources
During the meeting, they both agreed that so far achievements make an excellent platform to continue investing further efforts that are necessary to ensure full inclusion of children with disability in Montenegro.
The role of UNICEF in Montenegro is to support the efforts of the Government in the process of reforming society on the path to the European integration, said Mr. Perks noting that so far, achievements positioned Montenegro as the potential leader, not only in the region, but also at the global level.
However, so far, the achievements have not matched the expectations primarily because of an inherent institutional limitation of the program: failure to constitute the Northern Corridor Implementation Authority (NCIA) with adequate power and operational flexibility to achieve the overarching goal of shared growth while ensuring compliance from all stakeholders.
So far, effective achievements on the dynamical behaviors of complex-valued neural networks have emerged in large numbers [32 39].
Our country's achievement so far – and the achievements to come – are a true national effort driven and delivered by our citizens.
I tend to use them as lovely objects that remind me of my achievements so far and think about the achievements that are still to come.
Boyd said: "I am extremely grateful for this wonderful acknowledgement of my work so far, of our achievements at the Royal Shakespeare Company, and of the earned importance of theatre in British life".
I realize these are not novel ideas, but despite some notable progress our aspirations have so far outstripped our achievements.
So far, the main achievements of exon capture and high-throughput sequencing in genomic medicine have been the identification of the causes of many clinically characterized Mendelian disorders (that is, single gene disorders).
So far, the main achievement of Occupy Wall Street is showing up.
So far, their only achievement seems to have been to encourage the president to act more strongly to snuff out the protests.
