Sentence examples for course for successful from inspiring English sources

Of course, for successful, driven individuals, claiming to be overtired is a great way to deflect envy and elicit sympathy.

The evidence from those who knew Collett was that "at the time he sustained his injury, he was on course for a successful career in professional football".

Of course, the other inevitable fact to emerge from Wednesday night's action in Paris was that, just as surely as France are on course for a successful tournament, Holland, finalists in 2010, are due an ignominious flop.

He was returning to the unit for the first time in 12 years and admitted that the teachers had helped put an angry young man on course for a successful music career.

Andy Murray remains on course for a successful start to the post-Amélie Mauresmo era after beating Belgium's David Goffin 6-1, 7-5 to reach the semi-finals of the Rome Masters.

Britain won five golds in the Olympic events in Melbourne - half of those on offer - and Brailsford believes his team are on course for a successful performance in August.

With an emphasis on R&D investment, facilitated technology transfer, regulation development and reform, training programs and fostering of public-private partnerships, this blueprint charts a course for the successful implementation of the benefits of synbio, leading to a range of positive outcomes for the world as a whole.

Of course, for every successful neologism, there's one that falls flat.

Thus, implementation of interventions at the appropriate time in the life course is crucial for successful prevention.

Wales are on course for their most successful autumn international campaign since they started playing four Tests in the series.

To determine the time course for the first successful intercourse attempt in 343 men with erectile dysfunction (ED) administered 5mg tadalafil versus placebo once daily.