Sentence examples for calls successful from inspiring English sources
In the mid-1980's, Dr. Sternberg developed a concept he calls successful intelligence, or a combination of analystical, creative and practical intelligence.
These early forays into social realism are, consequently a number of things all at once – disguised autobiographies, economic clarion calls, successful attempts to extend the English novel's social range.
Michael G. Harpold Ketchikan, Alaska, Oct.18, 2009 To the Editor: Lewis Sorley describes what he calls "successful changes in strategy undertaken in the later years of the conflict".
During the days of box cameras with range-finders, amateurs went around pointing more or less in the direction of what they wanted to shoot and hoped for the best, resulting in all those headless portraits and what Mia Fineman, the curator, in the accompanying book calls "successful failures, pictures that sail past their intended targets and into the foggy ether of a different kind of truth".
In crafting its list of "Best Cities for Successful Aging," the Institute consulted survey results, demographers, and various experts in the aging field in compiling a list of 78 factors that contribute to what it calls "successful aging," or an active and productive old age.
The claim has to be called successful, if with some reluctance.
"These are being called successful tests, but we don't know how successful they were.
Its founder, Edwin Thomas Meredith, entered the media business in 1902 with a magazine called Successful Farming.
She runs a consultancy business called Successful Stays and worked on Visit England's guide to developing accessible destinations.
However, that model came into question after designers began to move around so quickly and often that very few of the revivals could be called successful.
All previous such missiles North Korea had launched flew only a short distance, making those flights too brief to be called successful, according to South Korean officials.
