Sentence examples for this achievement because from inspiring English sources

I highlight this achievement because the code of notaries includes a legal disposition that prohibits blind people from becoming notaries.

It is hugely to Poland's credit that this has not happened: the country's institutions and constitution have passed the test almost serenely.But it has taken a great tragedy to remind Poles of this achievement because, for many of them, too little has changed in daily life.

That is no small achievement, because, as we saw in the collapse of AIG, current law is toothless.

I emphasize the achievement because while Raines and Boyd were climbing Everest, Blair was making off with the bacon at base camp.

And I don't have to struggle to come up with the right language for that achievement, because one of its chief architects volunteered his own encomiums.

If you weren't hanging on this achievement, it's because the UConn women have allowed very little drama in it, writes Richard Deitsch on SI.com, although Huskies Coach Geno Auriemma said he smelled a lot of sexism in it, too.

This achievement received some criticism because some students felt pressured to talk in class against their will, even though this was an optional item that counted for extra credit only, and some people even resented others talking in class.

And this is an achievement because the risk of writing about grim – or even geriatric – subjects in an upbeat way is that the more resolutely perky your stance, the more likely it is that they will sneakily turn grimmer behind your back.

A preeminent place in the history of science is accorded to him because of this achievement.

This achievement is all the greater because it is relatively simple for small populations to improve their standard of living quickly; it is easier to move something small than it is to move something big.

But to say that Nadal is the greatest of all time on clay, because of this achievement, along with his multiple Masters titles, and other minor tournament victories on the surface; is wrong.