Sentence examples for Precondition for success from inspiring English sources

That is a precondition for success but by no means a guarantee.

Thereby integration of IT applications into the clinical workflow is a core precondition for success.

Although she had learned little English during her years in America, she encouraged young Chinatown residents to study the language, arguing that it was an important precondition for success.

At the start of Reagan's second term, Kingon advised the White House that the victory had allowed him to pursue policies that would advance only with bipartisan support a precondition for success, given that Democrats controlled the House.

He recognised that the precondition for success in retailing of any kind, spiritual or secular, was good parking.His sermons also conformed to his belief in giving the audience what they wanted.

At the start of Reagan's second term, Kingon advised the White House that the victory had allowed him to pursue policies that would advance only with bipartisan support — a precondition for success, given that Democrats controlled the House.

Any campaign handbook would put message discipline at the top of its preconditions for success.

Few now seriously contest that macroeconomic stability, openness to trade, strong institutions and liberalised prices are preconditions for success.

This finding is orthogonal to the basic premise of GERM that assumes that externally set teaching standards and aligned standardized testing are preconditions for success.

Mr. Liddell said G.M. had made significant progress since emerging from bankruptcy protection last summer and that its "preconditions for success are extremely good".

Trust and mutual confidence are always indispensable preconditions for success in a "hits and misses" world (film, theatre, music, galleries) where relationships can be – and often are – placed under enormous stress by the near inevitability of box-office failure at some juncture.