Sentence examples for category of success from inspiring English sources

For him, an outlier is a truly exceptional individual who, in his or her field of expertise, is so superior that he defines his own category of success.

One doesn't have to be a Benghazi obsessive to think that both women ought to be asked hard questions about what did or didn't work, and about what we don't yet know — who now owns the weapons we channeled in, for example — rather than assigning the whole experience to the hazy category of success.

Three categories of customer success metrics should be tracked: lagging indicators, activity indicators and leading indicators.

Young children in preK are put into red, yellow and green categories of reading success as early as age 4. The newest label comes from the word gap argument which is supposed to alert everyone to the idea that young children from poor families begin school at a disadvantage because by the time are 3 years old they have heard thirty million fewer words.

The number of times each male mated (i.e., was sampled) was then tallied, and these values were distributed into categories of mating success (zero mates, one mate, two mates, etc).

It should be noted that the territory quality of males with declining success was on average 0.28 poorer than the year before, while territory quality did not change more than 0.10 for the remaining categories of breeding success change (Fig.  4f).

Team Chemist has analyzed all the on-court success and failures of NBA programs, and created a system of nine categories for success for each player from college, The NBA Developmental League and then across the NBA, as well as for a series of the elite rising stars in international play.

Five categories for 'Level of Success' and four for 'Attribution of Success' were revealed (see Table 4).> In order to explore the interaction between the factors reported, a series of χ analyses were performed.

Welcome to the category of acts whose success suddenly waned.

The additional category of partial therapeutic success takes into account that a reduction in seizure frequency, seizure severity, and the prevention of seizure clusters or status epilepticus can be of significant clinical relevance in veterinary patients (Fig. 1; Table 1).

Making it into their "solid" category is no guarantee of success.