Sentence examples for a hard-won success from inspiring English sources

Stable inflation has been a hard-won success, and one that has paid significant dividends in emerging markets.

Lorraine Gariboldi, executive director of the Deer Park center, counts Ms. Webb's case as a hard-won success.

The anchoring of inflation expectations is a hard-won success that has been achieved over the course of three decades, and this stability cannot be taken for granted.

You're standing in the grocery line after work feeling great about a hard-won success, when suddenly you are struck with a bizarre bodily self-consciousness.

In addition, with secondary infertility so common, being able to have one child doesn't mean you won't have infertility after an eventual hard-won success.

At age 75, after a lifetime of hard-won success, he was staring failure in the face.

A local boy, Thomas Bell, celebrated this hard-won success in his autobiographical 1941 novel "Out of This Furnace".

Despite his hard-won success as an opera composer - especially in the genre of the tragédie lyrique - Rameau returned to his theoretical treatises from the 1750s, though he managed to complete two further major works, Les Paladins (1760) and Les Boréades (1763).

What we see now, in museums, art fairs and galleries, is a logical if delirious flourishing of that hard-won success.

The fact that J.D. Vance escapes his family's prescribed path and becomes a marine, and later, a Yale Law School graduate, leads readers to root for his hard-won success, although he is clear that his family history and the trauma he endured are part of his story.

The chap in the magazine ads is a craggy, retirement-age Adonis, his hair slicked back with expensive oil; he radiates hard-won success, good fortune and intellectual genius, while behind him a fruity brunette in a black, shag-me-Sir-Jasper frock heads for the steps of his Lear jet.