Sentence examples for away successful from inspiring English sources

When I mentioned de Blasio's speech to a New Yorker who generally votes Republican, he said, "Yeah, and New York will end up like Detroit": tax the rich, give to the poor and the mayor's favored constituents, drive away successful industries like banking, bankrupt the city.

No publisher can afford to turn away successful books at the moment, but they don't sit down over lunch and say 'I've got a marvellous misery memoir', in the way they would say 'I've got an exciting debut'," said Neill Denny, editor-in-chief of the Bookseller.

"You have thrown away the successful career in which you were involved".

Still, it's unlikely that WLIW will turn away from successful moneymakers like the Irish Tenors.

It is a legacy of the sport's history – from Johnson to the Balco scandal, which brought down Marion Jones – that the swirl of rumour is never far away from successful athletes.

"You have thrown away the successful career in which you were involved," he told Evans before sending him down.

Here were CEOs making fun of other CEOs, who were far and away more successful than they are, or ever will be.

As the NCAA swats away one successful challenge to its hegemony after another, it plays defense when it should redirect its efforts to offense.

3) There is no clear "market signal" like earnings per share to guide and optimize where capital flows; in fact sometimes money can run away from successful non-profits because they don't "need" it as much.

Secondly, the circumstances of food insecurity force competing choices that may direct resources away from successful self-management of diabetes.

For example, a recent survey of more than 400 science chairs found that while 46% of the chairs felt that gateway courses harmed diversity by driving away potentially successful students, 57% felt no need to modify these courses to retain more STEM students (Bayer Corporation, 2011).