Sentence examples for superior achievement from inspiring English sources

Mexico has always had a superior achievement to its Caribbean rivals".

Last June, a joint letter from Prudential's president and vice chairman praised him for his "superior achievement".

But if there are no ahistorical standards and no objective criteria for assessing superior achievement, then every form of cultural activity can claim masterpieces, which then freely proliferate.

In order to clarify what was expected of teachers and students, states increasingly detailed curricula, set competency standards, mandated testing, and augmented the high school diploma by adding another credential or by using transcripts to show superior achievement.

By invoking the notion of sovereignty in an account of recent American movie history, LaPorte combines tabloid celebrity worship with an older oddity: the incongruous fact that a free market also produces resentment, especially when a competitor like Spielberg demonstrates leadership, superior achievement and undeniable success.

THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA, the delicate, watercolored musical by Adam Guettel and Craig Lucas, makes the grade not for its mass appeal, but because it signals the continuing possibility of superior achievement in the classic mold of musical theater, what the Broadway historian Ethan Mordden calls "the Great Tradition".

Thus, VCM-loaded PNPs represent promising carriers with superior achievements for enhanced Vancomycin ophthalmic delivery over the traditional use of commercially available VCM parenteral powder after constitution into a solution by the ophthalmologists.

Those who accept their teachings typically do so either because of guilt over their own superior achievements, or because, lacking any "intellectual integrity, love of truth…or a passionate dedication to an idea," they have nothing much worth saving, and so do not mind sacrificing it ("Selfishness Without a Self," 1973b; 1973b).

Controversially, he argued for the superior achievements of Nordic composers over traditionally recognised masters such as Mozart and Beethoven.

Also in 1991, she was presented with the U.S. Rowing's Jack Kelly Award for superior achievements in rowing and service to amateur athletics.

Entry-level federal workers start at $34,075, or $42,209 for candidates with superior academic achievement.