Sentence examples for this latter achievement from inspiring English sources

This latter achievement has been done only three times in history, by Don Budge in 1938 and Rod Laver in 1962 and 1969.

Concerning this latter achievement, a number of antibiofilm compounds are currently under study, but only NAC and some antiinflammatory drugs have shown antibiofilm activity and are cleared for human use, even if with different indications [ 37].

No Socceroo repeated the latter achievement until Cahill exactly 50 years later, although Johnston famously scored in the 1986 final.

That one felt, a little, the pressure of Weston's own determination in the latter achievement – her need to make sense of ceasing to be a brilliant doctor by becoming a brilliant writer – was in some ways a beguiling aspect of the book's autobiographical remit; one was partaking of Weston's formidable drives, with a marginally clearer view of their brutality than the author herself.

He's kept the crime rate down, and there have been no successful terrorist attacks in New York City on his watch -- although the latter achievement has been matched by every other police chief in the United States.

In what had been by any standards a year of tremendous success the latter achievement was especially outstanding; a misunderstanding at the start of the year led Jan to believe that he would be exempted from the Greek exam – as a result it was a subject which he largely disregarded.

The latter achievement was, in part, unwitting.

The latter achievement provides useful information that must be considered in engineering practices, in terms of expected vertical deformations.

The latter achievement designates aged individuals as optimal recipients, but concerns derive from possible age-dependent differences in KDs effectiveness.

While the former contribution has positioned Peirce as a founder of modern logic along with Frege, it took much longer for Peirce's latter achievement to receive proper attention from logicians.

In this latter case, you want what someone else has (a trait, an achievement, an object, a role, etc).