Sentence examples for the milestone set from inspiring English sources
The biggest U.S. city kept the peace through the early morning on Thursday, beating the milestone set in 2013, when nine days in a row passed without a single person killing another.
This can easily happen when you're in a company you like, but the milestones set for you don't make sense or seem to be one more thing to do before the reward you already feel you've earned.
Thus, with more cash exchanging hands as part of this elevated rate of follow-on and late-stage financing, management teams have become more diluted and are requiring further incentives to get in-line with the milestones set by buyers during acquisitions.
As the world prepares to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the CRC on 20 November, Zimbabwe's children are aware that the milestones set for their development are still a long way off.
This was one of the milestones set by the Department of Health in the National Service Framework for Older People (2001), which was taken further by the Audit Commission (2001) to promote original pack dispensing and patient self-administration schemes, alongside implementation of patient bedside medication lockers.
With a whopping $190-million price tag, the film crossed the $200-million mark, on Friday, in just eight days -- surpassing the studio's previous record for that milestone, set by "Despicable Me 2" in 11 days.
Still, no performance in this milestone set lacks style or charm.
National reconciliation should be the most significant milestone set by the Bush administration, since this "benchmark" is far more important than the 17 others put forward by Congress this year.
This milestone set the foundation for a deeper understanding of the ribosome.
Once you reach one milestone, set the next one and always be educating yourself so you can be the best version of yourself possible.
Right now, the administration would be happy to reach 10,000 — a milestone set a decade ago that has proven elusive even when the funding was available.
