Sentence examples for Substantially successful from inspiring English sources

The government's policies have, without doubt, been substantially successful in democratising mediocre academic achievement.

"If I was going to put my money someplace, this is the place I would put it," Ms. Malfa said, because "our overall track record at Bravo is pretty substantially successful" when it comes to reality series.

Results show that the training is substantially successful at meeting the goal of improving procurement practices at transit agencies; indeed, most respondents report making changes at their agencies as the proximate result of the training.

Thus, read literally, the new legislation would not preclude a board-adopted bylaw that shifted the corporation's and other defendants' expenses against a plaintiff who lost (or was less than substantially successful) in a federal securities class action (at least so long as the action did not allege a "violation of a duty" by any corporate officer or director).

Further, the liberalization of national FDI frameworks in developing economies has been substantially successful in attracting FDIs in those countries.

While Dropbox has more of a hybrid model, it was considered a substantially successful enterprise IPO, as was zScalar and others earlier this year.

The study found that white women, however, are substantially more successful in reaching the executive level than both men and women of color.

Experimental trials confirmed that a copper interlayer raised the adhesion strength substantially and successful deposition could be achieved with the prototype machine.

From this summer, however, examiners are being told to only change a mark if there is a clear marking error rather than simply a difference of interpretation, which is likely to result in substantially fewer successful challenges.

In 2000, he absconded from the clinic and spent a month on the run, during which time he secretly recorded with Diggs and performed live at the launch party for the substantially less successful third Wu Tang Clan album, The W. A week after this appearance, he was arrested and sentenced to two-to-four years in prison.

Norwood et al. (2004) suggest that the 2000 Census was substantially more successful in counting unauthorized immigrants.