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91 Sales Rep : Thank you. I've worked pretty hard to be able to list those accomplishments.

92 Nevermore will I be satisfied with yesterday's accomplishments nor will I indulge, anymore, in self-praise for deeds which in reality are too small to even acknowledge.

93 The previous progress and accomplishments of the toxicity of pesticides to the Daphnia magna in recent years was reviewed in this paper and the future of study in this field was discussed as well.

94 As a result of his business accomplishments, he received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Freed-Hardeman University.

95 But Franklin Roosevelt's other accomplishments of 1940 were not breathtaking.

96 Try to look past the name-calling and sound-bytes in ads and commercials to find the candidates' actual record of accomplishments and stated goals.

97 The photosynthetic technique for transferring energy from one molecular system to another should make any short-list of Mother Nature's spectacular accomplishments.

98 One thing you should not do in this type of essay is downplay your accomplishments.

99 It was not possible to compare dollars spent with accomplishments without summarizing the dollars to the same grain as that of the program level.

100 I know! She really has made a lot of accomplishments in the field and her adeptness is amazing.

101 This research led to the electrocardiogram and was done a century ago by Einthoven(http://sentencedict.com), who received a Nobel Prize for his accomplishments in 1924.

102 How else to explain the accomplishments of a warrior such as Artemis Entreri, who could outfight many drow veterans ten times his age?

103 People could be advertising accomplishments and ensuring their status and acceptance within their social group.

104 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart flooded the world of music with multiple accomplishments, so it is not difficult to pinpoint 10 facts about Mozart.

105 You may over evaluate the accomplishments of others, and undervalue yours.

106 If you see a ladle in your dreams then will children become your greatest source of joy and pride in their accomplishments.

107 Mr. Stallman's accomplishments have included, but are not limited to, the creation of the GNU Public License, the Free Software Foundation, and the GNU C compiler.

108 Compared to some of the giants of history who've received this prize -- Schweitzer and King; Marshall and Mandela -- my accomplishments are slight.

109 More notable than these accomplishments are the inevitable failures[sentencedict.com], striking in that they are intrinsically surmountable .

110 Their failures and their accomplishments are attributed simply to their foreignness.

111 efforts and accomplishments that Addax Petroleum has achieved thus far will be built on through increased investment in the business and acceleration of development and exploration plans.

112 A number of factors influencing ester formation have already been investigated including wort composition, aeration and fermentor design etc. and some accomplishments have been achieved.

113 In those days, this now narrow catalogue of accomplishments would have been held tolerably comprehensive.

114 So I'll go with Julius Erving, not only for his statistical accomplishments, but for his cultural impact, pioneering the artistry and athleticism the small forward position is known for today.

115 President Gerald R. Ford urged Americans to "seize the opportunity to honor the too-often neglected accomplishments of black Americans in every area of endeavor throughout our history."

116 Have a short list of your accomplishments available to review.

117 Sometimes a job objective is too targeted. And sometimes a summary statement is too short to highlight all your accomplishments.

118 The accomplishments were displayed as childlike aesthetic intention, harmonized aesthetic ideal and modernized aesthetic style.

119 People could be advertising their accomplishments and ensuring their status and acceptance within their social group.

120 It concluded that people with low self-esteem incorrectly perceived their partner's acceptance and love to be contingent on their professional accomplishments.