Sentence examples for a predictor of success from inspiring English sources

"If you want a predictor of success in this league you base your team around defense and rebounding.

The under-17 championship is famously unreliable as a predictor of success at the senior level.

But state officials judged those standards too low and raised them this summer to levels it said were meaningful as a predictor of success in college.

The award, which is given to an act likely to release their first album in the following year, is not so much a predictor of success as a guarantee of it.

"Only just three weeks in (operating as a start-up) you do hope that people won't leap on to some London Barb-only numbers as the gospel and a predictor of success.

Although some studies have investigated proactive personality as a predictor of success, less research has focused on factors involved in this relationship and very little work has examined self-control in the context of career success.

As our recent analysis of the Texas wind boom explains, a rush isn't necessarily a predictor of sustainable success.

Instead, it preaches the virtues of normalcy as a predictor of future success.

Total cool season precipitation was a predictor of nesting success at the landscape scale.

But as a predictor of major success — and winning is the only measure of that in Woods's world — those victories were false positives.

But winning the Presidents Trophyy, which was first awarded in 1986, is hardly a predictor of playoff success.