Sentence examples for built on successful from inspiring English sources

Successful businesses are built on successful leadership that understands what every party wants.

The HGP data release policy, known as the 'Bermuda Agreement', was agreed to in 1996 by a group of genomic scientists and funders that included leaders from WTSI and the Wellcome Trust, and built on successful practices that had been in operation in other fields of genetics (for example, the Caenorhabditis elegans Genome Project [ 1- 3]).

"It's a bit amorphous as to what constitutes success in this project, but there are a lot of careers built on one successful job," said Tim Skillman, a managing director in the Los Angeles office of turnaround firm Gavin/Solmonese.

Mrs. Bernstein argued that both things are true: the company does build on successful ideas, and it innovates.

It is also seeking a whole array of partnerships to build on successful tie-ups with Nike, Barbour and US department store Saks Fifth Avenue.

Other top conferences in 2012 include Conference USA (which features UAB, South Carolina and SMU) and the CAA conference, where James Madison and Old Dominion are looking to build on successful 2011 campaigns.

We must build on successful practices that are going on at the moment and apply them elsewhere.

The president's plan builds on successful approaches that many state and local governments and businesses are already advancing.

Recommendations also emphasized the need for a shift in teaching methods, the establishment of exchange programs to build on successful youth-produced media initiatives, the creation of socially inclusive MIL programs for women and people with disabilities, and the building of national and international networks to share knowledge and resources.

Before each season the battery of questions include which players will see their skills erode suddenly due to age, which second-year players will build on successful rookie years, which rookies will make an impact and, of course, which team will win the World Series.

A key challenge for the future is to build on successful strategies and apply them to persisting and emerging infectious disease threats in a small, geographically isolated country with limited economic resources.