Yet in the economics of the music industry, where even superstars can owe millions to their label, releasing an album already in the black is an uncommon achievement.
Last year, Wilson, a running back, and Randle, a wide receiver, were united by an uncommon achievement — they were the Giants' top two draft picks.
If you like and are committed to the work you are doing, celebrate this uncommon achievement with your family.
20– 22 Prior to the Edmonton Protocol, insulin independence was an uncommon achievement.
This prompted significant numbers among the travelling support to race to the front at full-time, so the players might be immediately apprised of their achievements – uncommon behaviour, post-1990.
But in fact, KIPP, along with Uncommon Schools and Achievement First, is now at the center of a heated political debate over just how much schools can accomplish, and that has brought with it a new level of public scrutiny.
In essence, it is a partnership of charter school chains Uncommon Schools, KIPP, and Achievement First, and it is housed in the Uncommon Schools affiliated North Star Academy.
or the charter management organizations of the 2000s (Aspire, Achievement First, Uncommon Schools, etc)., except that it would focus on "whole district reform" rather than "whole school reform".
This is not so uncommon MMO design: rare rewards and achievements become easier to obtain as time goes on as the core players get new challenges to quest after.
Getting 'weak' students to make these kinds of links is real achievement, and is not uncommon in the groups of experienced teachers.
Most parents in Haiti have similar aspirations and dreams for their children, but the shortcomings of the education system make the achievements of HELP students far too uncommon in the society at large.
