Sentence examples for terms of achievement from inspiring English sources

"In terms of achievement, qualification would be as good as anything I've done," Lennon said.

There is so much to celebrate in terms of achievement of the people in east London".

Chris Hoy is surely ahead of Adlington too, in terms of achievement.

But in terms of achievement, he is the greatest rags-to-riches story of all time.

"In terms of achievement, yes, she might have surpassed Tulu," said Elshadai Negash, a prominent Ethiopian track and field journalist.

"In terms of achievement, I think I'd give myself an A," the President said on Fox News.

However, rankings of alternative social states in terms of achievements and shortfalls do not necessarily mirror one another.

But I no longer take things for granted – like Stephen Sutton, I now view life in terms of achievements rather than time.

The Egyptians, with a historical civilisation second to none in terms of achievements in all walks of life, want desperately to associate with the Arabs, with whom they have no kinship other than colonisation.

England cannot place themselves anywhere close to Germany in terms of achievements.

"He has been a fantastic player for Ulster, he knows this competition (Pro12) and he's played at the top end of the game in terms of achievements in this competition," said Wilson.