Sentence examples similar to cutting success from inspiring English sources

He warned Britain not to seek fairness by "cutting down success".

At the regional level, countries come together to share lessons learned, identify cross-cutting success stories, attend trainings on the latest life-saving interventions, and make joint commitments to address inequity issues in each of their countries.

Unfortunately, the numbers reflect not the scheme's success in cutting pollution, but industry's success in getting itself allocated more permits than actual emissions warranted when the scheme was launched.

It has had some macro-economic success, cutting inflation and earning debt relief.

After at least 25 Israelis were killed in a string of attacks six weeks ago, an Israeli offensive had some success cutting down on violence.

They are now struggling to reduce debt with little success: cutting public spending in the midst of severe downturns only makes economic performance worse, adding to the debt burden.

America has had great success cutting sulphur-dioxide emissions, which are a precursor to acid rain, through a domestic trading scheme that may be a good model for any Kyoto-inspired carbon trading.

While the outlook remains awful for telecom, Vitesse has had some success cutting costs and saving cash.

States have had more success cutting mercury pollution from power plants.

Golden Knights Andre Henry also found success cutting into the lane and racked up 21 points.

External environmental factors (e.g. temperature and salinity) can influence success; cutting just before the flooding season has been reported to improve control (Marks et al. 1994; Kiviat 2006).