Sentence examples for agreed success from inspiring English sources

The business thinker Peter Drucker might have agreed — success in business requires, as he called it, "intellectual integrity" — the ability to resist our human inclination to color a situation for better or worse, and instead to have one's perception exactly mirror the situation as it exists in the real world.

He said the 49-year-old, who had two spells at Fratton Park as a player, had failed to deliver the agreed success on the pitch, despite the board breaking their budget to meet his requests.

Johnson may not always see eye to eye with his manager but he agrees success is tantalisingly close.

Mr. Saari at the Oregon Public House agreed that success or failure would hinge on the transparency of the economics.

Denison agreed that "success at the state level" has "driven industry to the federal table".

She agrees that success is prized in the culture of Florida athletics.

Most observers agree the success of Detroit is contingent upon whether its schools can be fixed.

But Price agrees that success fees are, in many cases unjustifiable, as law firms are effectively charging defendants for failures in other cases.

Islahuddin Siddiqui, a former captain, Olympic champion and currently the chairman of selectors, agrees: "The success of the early 1990s, thanks to the individual brilliance of a few players, masked the real problems in Pakistan hockey".

But players and team officials all seem to agree that success will not come until the Knicks change a losing culture, and parting with Marbury is viewed as a prerequisite.

El Mundo agrees that success at Euro 2012 gives people a chance to "publicly express their pride in being Spanish at a time when other areas don't give many opportunities to show off".