Sentence examples for consider success from inspiring English sources

"What would you consider success with this undertaking?" asked Jessica Johnson, who owns Johnson Security Bureau.

In a letter to Jefferson Davis, Lee acknowledged that "The army is not properly equipped" but that "I do not consider success impossible".

Also on the bill, Tina Satter and the Half Straddle company present "Seagull (Thinking of You)," which uses Chekhov as a springboard to consider success and failure in performance and love.

In only two did more than 60% consider success a matter of individual effort: Canada and, by the widest margin, the United States.In other areas, American exceptionalism is less clear-cut.

Unfortunately, most of them said they consider success to be selling for a few million to a U.S. company.

But the FCC appears sufficiently confident enough to revel modestly in what is seems to consider success.

When you see something you want to fix, instead of troubleshooting, consider success-spreading.

About four million copies of the game have been sold, which is considered success in the video game market.

But if he considers success unlikely, or even questions the premise of the war, he has kept it to himself.

For people like Mrs. Ochondra, life at the edge of the dump, with its steady income, can be considered success.

Noted as a consumers' champion, he considered success in attracting Japanese investment to the UK a personal triumph of his time in government.