Sentence examples for a successful exercise from inspiring English sources

Trill Farm is not, however, just a successful exercise in going green.

These principles must be applied to the development of a successful exercise program.

This book was written before the recent knife-edge election in Ghana, a successful exercise in democracy, conducted in the most strained of circumstances.

Political rights are a different and more straightforward matter, and the argument is that a successful exercise of these will ensure the social and economic outcomes that the UDHR inappropriately includes.

In a speech on Greek television shortly after the polls closed Sunday evening, Mr. Venizelos described the election as "a successful exercise in political readiness" and said that he would lead his party to "rebirth" and Greece to recovery.

It has also been a successful exercise in old-style democracy: 3.1m voters, over 50% more than the party had expected, turned out for the first round.That is bad news for the Five Star Movement, led by a comedian, Beppe Grillo, which offers a new era of internet-based direct democracy.

10.29am: Blair says that while commissioner he agreed to be shadowed by a Guardian journalist, but didn't think it was a terribly successful exercise.

Not only has Apple sold tens of millions of iPhones, it has pulled off a stunningly successful exercise in design democracy whereby thousands of D.I.Y. designers have developed applications, or programs, for them.

Analyst Ian Gordon at Investec raised his recommendation from add to buy and said: Although we continue to regard the imposition of a June 2014 deadline to meet a new and contrived 3% adjusted leverage target as unjustified, the rights issue it triggered appears to have been a reasonably successful exercise in damage limitation.

The intervention is modelled on a previously successful exercise intervention from one of our previous trials [ 19], and focuses on individualised strengthening (non-weight-bearing and weight-bearing), stretching and balance exercise for lower limb rehabilitation and functional task training.

During the early 1700s, those symbols were adopted (usually without the hourglass) by pirates worldwide in an astonishingly successful exercise in collective branding design.