“achievement”可以造什么句，achievement造句
It is an admirable achievement.
And what achievement will you unlock next?
This achievement was unprecedented in automobile history.
That is not quite the achievement that it sounds.
The second statement is of amazement and achievement.
Those in precarious dis-synergistic union accolade dis-achievement of self. The dis-achievement fails to renew self and may render spirit and the energy field.
But you have effectuated that achievement, the Ascension is now an absolute certainty.
The Conclusion summarizes Singer's achievement as both a Yiddish and American-Jewish writer.
The swell's data observed in the actual coffer dam demolition blasting have also confirmed the accuracy of model experiment achievement.
Objectives: To explore the effects of classroom environment on the relation between childrens victimization and peer acceptance and academic achievement.
As one independent Tamil analyst put it, the ruling regime's main achievement has been to win the war.
Activities for communicating include, for example management-led communication in work areas,team briefings and other meetings, such as for recognition of achievement,
"In my view, it is just as great an achievement to be a plumber or a bricklayer as it is to be a lawyer or a doctor.
Is the shinning example shown by RGS a mere flash in the pan, or is it the harbinger of a more caring society, in which human kindness is valued no less than material success or scholastic achievement?
During the sometimes turbulent transitional period, they have worked tirelessly to smoothen the path leading up to the handover, lay the ground for a better Hong Kong, and ensure a smooth and successful transition. This is a remarkable achievement.
Concluding this treaty would be a real achievement for Mr Obama - but it would follow three previous nuclear disarmament deals and it would not visibly alter the balance of power in the world.
The researches try to reach the conclusion that women of the Ching dynasty also appear the intelligence and interpretation in their poem discussing the public achievement such as history or academic learning, and such results could provide some opinions in the domain of feminism literary study.
He rated the achievement high.
We use standardized tests to measure scholastic achievement.
To van Loon, human achievement mattered above all things.
At the ceremony he was presented with a scroll commemorating his achievement.
Be sure to juxtapose your actions so as to make their achievement possible in the easiest and most efficient way.
But when we base our happiness on achievement, we've joined the cult of productivity. Being productive is no longer a means to an end.
But it is the finesse with which she satirises these people but still leaves you caring what happens to them that is the book's great achievement.
Could a nationally validated set of "stem challenge awards," designed for students at earlier stages of schooling, similarly motivate schools and school systems to value a new type of achievement?
a creditable achievement
A souvenir or reward of a great achievement.
A stunning achievement, brilliantly executed, with an acute sense of time and location.
Consider how success plays a role in that process, but don't let a thirst for achievement and awards overshadow those big picture goals.
On the occasion of the founding of Tianjin city, it is necessary to sum up the result of predecessors and propagate the achievement of the culture in Tianjin history to improve the researches on local history in order to promote the construction of the modern spiritual civilization in Tianjin.
One achievement often falsely attributed to Franklin, however, is that he discovered electricity.
"This will be the next big movement in school reform," said Richard D. Kahlenberg, a senior fellow at the Century Foundation in Washington who studies the role of wealth in student achievement.
In 1979, the wagon traversed a chair-filled room on its own, a landmark achievement for self-navigating vehicles.
His scholastic achievement has drawn our attention.
