Sentence examples for best succeeds from inspiring English sources

In streamlining the story, Ms. Heller centers on the toxic bond between Minnie and Monroe, and the production best succeeds as a lacerating indictment of predatory male self-indulgence, though Monroe at times seems more hapless than egotistical.

As Romm puts it, of all our sources Arrian best succeeds "in making the campaign a real event, and in making Alexander a real, if remote and inscrutable, human being".

Gunster, who declined to say how much his firm is being paid for its role in this campaign, believes the side that best succeeds in appealing to voters' emotions will be the one that wins.

The best succeeding six-month performance was a 23.8percentt gain in 1943.

Create a list of all to-do items and then write who on your team can best succeed at each next to them.

Secondly, many British Asians think they can best succeed among their own people because of fears of a glass ceiling within large companies.

And second, that modern companies know they can best succeed by negotiating responsibly with their employees' representatives, and not through intimidation, confrontation or litigation.

It was a strange way to announce the rise of Latin America.Gilbert Benoît OttawaLost in translationSIR – Foreign banks best succeed with a felicitous, rather than an accurate, transliteration of their foreign name ("Scrambled in Africa", September 18th).

The latest salad of world and word, Twitter, is perhaps also the most controversial, especially when it comes to literary work; the best succeed by making full use of Twitter's mundane ways.

Of the daughters of Aemilius, one was married to the son of Cato, the other to Aelius Tubero, a most worthy man, and the one Roman who best succeeded in combining liberal habits with poverty.

We may best succeed in this effort if we can heed some memorable words spoken by that other great historical figure born on Feb. 12 -- on the very same day as Darwin, in 1809.