Sentence examples for Success attained from inspiring English sources

It is that social upheaval that Ms. Shin evoked in her most famous novel to date, "Please Look After Mom," which earned her the 2011 Man Asian Literary Prize and a commercial success attained by few other Korean writers.

While research activity in software engineering often results in the development of software tools and solutions that are intended to demonstrate the feasibility of an idea or concept, any resulting conclusions about the degree of success attained are rarely substantiated through the use of supporting experimental evidence.

Which patterns and types of family involvement are behind the success attained by children of immigrants in Europe?

If that's true – that fame and fortune will soon be inversely proportional to social media exposure – then God help someone like me: someone who can only dream of the level of success attained by Salinger or, uh, Bieber.

Gender inequality, racial injustice and lack of economic empowerment, when encountered in isolation and certainly when encountered together, create an unequal playing field that has the real potential to limit the educational achievement, economic potential and overall success attained by girls, women and ultimately their families.

For the all the financial success attained by Jay-Z, there has been no effort on his part to elevate his music personally or hip-hop more broadly.

We've all been bred to strive for success, attain perfection, sacrifice our dreams for obligation and "win", but we forget that failure is a necessary part of success.

"Spinning Around" was released as the lead single off the album and was a commercial success, attaining a platinum certification in Australia for shipment of 70,000 units, and a silver certification in the United Kingdom for shipment of 200,000 units.

Mr. Kazatchkine agreed, crediting the implementing countries as "hugely responsible" for successes attained with support from the Global Fund.

More success was attained in his work, he said, by reasoning with people than by issuing commands.

To what extent do the fortuitous circumstances of birth or position, to use Adam's phrasing, affect whether success is attained, however that success is defined?