Sentence examples for a success point from inspiring English sources
The values these polynomials take at a given realization of the uncertain parameters dictate whether that realization is a failure or a success point.
He considers his time there a success, pointing out that circulation was 80,000 when it was sold, while now it sells 40,000 copies a day.
Even as they tried to fight off Republican accusations of heavy-handedness, Democrats sought to portray their first months in charge as a success, pointing to this week's approval of new ethics and lobbying rules as well as initial House and Senate passage of a major expansion of a children's health care program.
But overall they described the march as a success, pointing out the irony of a scam bringing people together. .
Critics will say the Yale University-trained economist has not been a great success, pointing to the fact that electricity prices in Ireland are the fourth highest in the European Union.
For Mr. Buttet, BNB's failure and Hublot's success point up a lesson that the Swiss industry needs to learn.
Russ Crupnick, an analyst at NPD, said the song's success pointed to a shift in how music is shared and discovered.
But its success points to a basic problem of a market dominated by short-term robot traders: it's exceptionally vulnerable to feedback loops.
Results show a number of process stages and activities associated with project success, pointing to a new perspective on the traditional design process, and allowing designers to integrate key insights from behaviour change theory.
Its success points to a rosy future for the still-maturing Supergrass, but both band and fans must first get those chopper-charged two-minute pop-songs out of their system, and they're all young enough to savour them for a while yet.
