Sentence examples for varied achievements from inspiring English sources

Having scanned my own ten-best lists since 2000, I have chosen ten movies that represent a panoply of significant (and varied) achievements: these pictures spoke to audiences when they were new and still resonate today.

His varied achievements as a writer have unfortunately been overshadowed, in Britain at least, by an episode in which the publication in 1976 of one his poems in Gay News led to the last successful prosecution for blasphemy.

An article in some editions on Saturday about the varied achievements of Paula Broadwell, whose affair with David H. Petraeus led to his resignation as director of the Central Intelligence Agency, misidentified the state where she was born and raised.

Unna owed his varied achievements to long and odd hours.

As such, the conceptualizations of the mechanisms that might explain varied educational achievement would likely yield a number of other variables not currently included in the data collection design.

Strength training induces greater performance improvements in jump actions than in running-based activities, and these achievements varied according to the motor task [e.g., greater improvements in acceleration (10 m) than in maximal speed (40 m) running movements and in non-squat jump (SJ) than in SSC-based actions (countermovement jump)].

The analyses that include interaction effects indicate that the benefits of a university degree do not vary by achievement score.

However, the classrooms' average achievement varied, as indicated by the PIRLS test results and the teachers' judgments.

Overall, median population QOF achievement varied from 83.6% (South East region) to 85.2% (North East).

Nuclear ancestral proportions varied with educational achievement, different indicators of socioeconomic status and hospital where receiving medical attention.

At the same time, even within a research trial, individual glycemic target achievement varied markedly, with some patients apparently deriving more benefit and others deriving more harm.