Sentence examples for be successful rather than from inspiring English sources

Ownership by those most affected by malnutrition is necessary for the challenge to be successful, rather than just leading with a top-down approach.

When you focus on the different ways you can be successful, rather than potential pitfalls, as Polli shared, new opportunities begin to present themselves.

It was a tactic destined to fail, we thought and we were wary of the consequences of that violence, even in the unlikely case that it could be successful rather than counterproductive.

And ideally, you'll have enough time to contribute more than just money, and therefore you can help your investments to be successful, rather than just pick ones that will be successful without you.

Our experience suggests that a proactive approach to detecting and responding to clusters can be successful, rather than a reactive approach which responds to clusters identified by the public or media [ 6, 7].

We should enjoy the motivation that comes from being successful, rather than sabotaging ourselves when we are inauthentic.

We try it small-scale, and if it's successful, rather than rolling it out in one country at a time, we just do it en masse.

Vanity metrics devolve into what Ries calls "success theater" which is the action of "making people think that you are being successful rather than energy you could put into serving customers".

I would like to see a system that is based on existing systems that are successful, rather than on theoretical systems.

This performance suggests the group discussion process was successful: rather than simply deferring to their term high achiever (the student with the highest average over the term who may have gained a reputation as a reliable source of information), groups generally arrived at answers that concurred with those of their daily top-performing member.

Put to the extreme: the wish for more information indicates that information provision has been successful, rather than unsuccessful.