What is "achievements"

Usage examples of "achievements".

He had some real achievements, but he is remembered at least as much for his eccentricities.

Among many other achievements, Haldane played a central role in marrying Darwinian principles of evolution to the genetic work of Gregor Mendel to produce what is known to geneticists as the Modern Synthesis.

It had large urban centers and remarkable achievements in weaving, ceramics, sculpture.

Things must have been equally bleak when the Northern Freeze began, and again at the time of the Great Thawyet here we are, and we have some achievements of our own to boast of!

And to a degree he had succeeded, although one of his proudest achievements, a bill for the establishment of religious freedom, a subject of extreme controversy, was not passed by the legislature until several years hence, after he departed for France.

Pony Express, which earned a place in human history far surpassing the importance of its accomplishments in its eleven-month lifetime, so did the cult of the Olympians receive an amount of publicity totally out of proportion to its achievements during its brief, twenty-two month existence.

Man was capable of such splendid achievements, such generosity to other races, why did he have to have this aggressive, darker side of his nature?

Drawing upon such potentials led them to great achievements in all areas, including history, science, mathematics, medicine, and philosophy.

Was there any hope that the wind might bear him clear of this continent where the achievements of Slah were regarded with contempt?