Sentence examples for Successfully bring about from inspiring English sources

Leaders who successfully bring about transformation have a dogged determination to deliver their vision in the face of all opposition.

At Ashoka, we are proud to work with women like Abdulali and Kharbhih who are bravely venturing into areas that are unfamiliar and using the necessary levers within a system to successfully bring about change.

To successfully bring about behavioural change, the educational strategies also need to enhance feelings of ownership and initiate involvement from those participating.

In another study by Cohen et al., areas of the brain related to reversals of negative behaviors activated both sides of PFC in an area near the insula to successfully bring about a behavioral change (Cohen et al. 2009).

But others reasoned that in the last decade, for-profit companies backed by what are called social-impact investors — people and institutions that make money by doing good — had successfully brought about important innovations, like solar-power initiatives and low-cost health clinics, in poor countries.

Culture is everything when it comes to successfully bringing about digital transformation.

In an effort to understand this, it identifies 7 "pivots" - capabilities that, when developed, contribute towards a business successfully bringing about positive growth through a technology initiative.

Kymlicka is right that in the past liberal and social-democratic nation-building has often successfully brought about what he calls 'convergence of preferences on the unit of decision-making' with regard to social policies, minority rights and – I would add – immigrant admission.

Though as talks wore into the wee hours of the morning, a linguistic maneuver successfully brought about China's support for the draft text.

Clones of T cells trained on protective alleles are hypothesized to compete successfully and bring about the contraction of clones restricted on T1D disposing class II alleles in clonal competition.

Through mapping the epistemic dimensions of SMS onto theories and practices of expertise in STS, the book covers strategies for 'counterpublics' to successfully mobilize support and bring about policy change in industry, medicine, and technological systems.