Sentence examples for actively and successfully from inspiring English sources

"We have actively and successfully recruited native speakers of Urdu, Farsi, Arabic, Pashto and other languages," Mr. Browne wrote.

What makes confronting these DIY terrorists even more difficult is that there's an organization actively and successfully disseminating a death-cult message: the Islamic State.

Princeton University also "has actively and successfully challenged the use of its name in the past," said Martin A. Mbugua, speaking on behalf of the university.

And for over a decade British universities have recruited abroad more actively and successfully than most, both together and separately.Of the roughly 3m students at a foreign campus in 2007 regrettably, the most recent year for which the OECD has internationally comparable data 20% went to America and 12% to Britain (see chart).

I pursued a career actively, and successfully, but, with the knowledge that there was more to life than work; and so I enjoyed both.

Ironically, the Republicans, who actively and successfully court the votes of Christians on abortion, are much more ecumenical in their own toleration of a variety of views within their own party.

A next and critically important step is for us to scan the profession of each "sub-discipline in the visual arts, ascertaining the primary and defining attributes held in common to those artists or designers who are actively and successfully practicing.scanning all of the major artistic avenues available to both.

We believe that countries actively and successfully pursuing democracy and good governance should be able to count on support, but debt relief should not be granted without a commitment to that.

Through the cooperation of Senate Democrats and the failure of the Democrat in the White House to actively oppose and successfully depose this GOP cabal, the influence of John C. Calhoun rides dominant across the modern political landscape.

National CAWSES-related programs were also actively and very successfully carried out in a number of countries, e.g., Japan, India, and Germany; results from the German CAWSES program were summarized by Lübken (2013).

The news that Sperling, as mainstreamy a Democrat as you could find, is not only supportive of a financial transaction tax, but actively (and apparently successfully) urging Clinton to support it, is encouraging.