Sentence examples for Success date from inspiring English sources

Medline, Health Management Information Consortium database, and CAB abstracts were searched via OVID (limits: English language, humans, 1996 onwards; search terms: funding, research grant, proposal, research bid, clinical trial, success; date of last search February 2012).

Use of the term to suggest confident success — or an overinflated sense of one's own success — dates to the 1920s.

"Time Warp is one of the most prestigious electronic music festivals in the world with a trajectory of success dating back over 20 years.

Comey has a long history of trying to walk political tightropes, to varying success, dating to the earliest days of his career.

The impetus for his success dates to 1923, when Mr. Bauer, the young owner of a sporting goods store, contracted hypothermia on a winter fishing trip in Washington.

With the win, the Giants completed a 4-3 series win over the Royals in the best-of-seven championship, adding a third title to their brilliant every-other-year pattern of post-season success dating back to 2010.

Perhaps no one has proven that more than Alabama, whose football success dates back to the previous system, the Bowl Championship Series.

(Friends have told her she would have more success dating in Mexico if she argued less with men).

There are so many single gay men of quality in N.Y.C. that don't have success dating.

I've achieved varying levels of success, dated a handful of folks semi-seriously, but inevitably I find myself re-downloading Tinder.

After appearing in the commercial successes Date Night, an action comedy, and Eat Pray Love, an adaption of a novel, Franco played poet Allen Ginsberg in the drama Howl, released on September 24.