Examples of 'sustained excellence' in a sentence

Meaning of "sustained excellence"

sustained excellence - consistently high quality or performance over a period of time

How to use "sustained excellence" in a sentence

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sustained excellence
I was released last night after demonstrating sustained excellence.
Grienke has sustained excellence for a long time now.
Staffing is also inadequate and requests for more for sustained excellence.
Neither school has had sustained excellence at the same time.
Sustained excellence is usually reason enough to expect national respect for a football program.
The judging panel look for outstanding and sustained excellence in one or more activities.
Our clients consistently outperform their competitors over time and cultivate a culture of sustained excellence.
The McLaughlin Medal honors sustained excellence in medical science.
Franki Foundations Belgium, meanwhile, completed its restructuring program, laying the basis for sustained excellence.
The McLaughlin Medal for important research of sustained excellence in any branch of medical sciences.
To be awarded for sustained excellence over a period of time, or for a single outstanding publication.
The mclaughlin medal, for important research of sustained excellence in medical science.
The State Bar Association award for sustained excellence in the field of environmental.
In 2007, he was awarded the Obie Award for sustained excellence in scenic design.
Yes, yes . The State Bar Association award for sustained excellence in the field of environmental.

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