Sentence examples for and create a successful from inspiring English sources

So we would simply listen to our customers, and work with them, show them some alternatives, sketch some things out and create a successful design for their yard.

The movie provides an intimate glimpse of how sensibilities as compatible as oil and water forced themselves to blend and create a successful work despite their aesthetic differences.

A study by Warwick Business School in England shows that green entrepreneurs has to balance "what is important to me" with "what is important to them", if they want to attract capital and create a successful business.

Such a team is able to exploit the model and the checklist to their full advantages and create a successful and sustainable combination of conventional and complementary medicine within a clinic.

Once here, she established strong roots, starting a family, maintaining homes in Water Mill, NY and Manhattan, and creating a successful marketing business.

At Westminster he built a team that was recognised to be the best in local government and created a successful consultancy operation providing services to other organisations.

"She identified that health insurance was a gigantic gaping hole for these workers," said Ms. Zimmer, who is also president of First Book, a nonprofit group that provides access to books for children in need, "and she stepped into that space, navigated through difficult waters and created a successful insurance company that takes on traditional insurers".

If the investigators injected cytoplasm containing mitochondria into an infertile woman's egg and then fertilized the egg and created a successful pregnancy, would the baby have genes from three people: the infertile woman, the man whose sperm fertilized the egg, and the woman whose egg was the source of the additional cytoplasm?

Ann expanded the Great Place to Work's business and mission to over 30 new countries by launching Best Workplaces list partnerships and creating a successful intellectual property licensing model.

At the FAC, he oversaw the development of almost 1,000 units of low-cost housing preserve and the renovation of dozens of Brooklyn buildings facing abandonment, organized tenants against evictions and displacement by unscrupulous landlords, and created a successful re-entry program to help ex-prisoners find jobs and housing.

And it is precisely what is needed to manage a diverse workforce, to understand a changing and more demanding consumer, to thrive in a global economy and to create a successful future.