Sentence examples for breed successful from inspiring English sources
"Successful alumni breed successful schools," he says.
But the German reluctance to underwrite the economies of Greece and other struggling countries is not just a matter of the parsimonious Germans hoarding their funds, as it is so often portrayed, but a sense that subsidies do not breed successful economies.
In sports successful coaches breed successful coaches and the same goes in startups.
It means investors aren't honed in only on the SV area, and that Austin has built a reputation as a tech hub that breeds successful and innovative companies.
But we all want success to breed success, and I believe we can recognize the people who will help us to become mutually successful.
As the authors put it, "Success breeds success even if successful entrepreneurs were just lucky.
One of a new breed of successful entrepreneurs, he balances commercial ambition with astute reading of the political tea-leaves.
Today, the 49ers are one victory from the Super Bowl — they meet the Giants next week in the N.F.C. championship game — and Harbaugh is in the process of becoming a rare breed: a successful college coach who flourishes in the N.F.L.
He's an expatriate American, but he's more like Latin America's new homegrown breed of successful entrepreneurs, who learned self-sufficiency in the capital- starved 1980s.
He's an expatriate American, but more like Latin America's new homegrown breed of successful entrepreneurs, who learned self-sufficiency in the capital-starved 1980s.
A stud book was created for the Anglo-Norman in 1950, and during that decade the breed became successful in international competition.
