Sentence examples for declarations of success from inspiring English sources

"Avoid premature declarations of success".

Of course, declarations of success in Iraq have been premature before, and Iraq remains horrifically violent.

This renders meaningless any declarations of "success" that might be made after the conference.

And declarations of success overseas can serve to highlight the financial failure that many still see at home.

The jabs at the opposition were bookended by more serious declarations of success about the economic summit meeting, which was held for the first time in Russia.

Fishermen along the coast are deeply skeptical of any declarations of success, expressing concern about the long-term effects of the chemical dispersants used to combat the spill and of the submerged oil, particularly on shrimp and crab larvae that are the foundation of future fishing seasons.

Andrew Kameka, of HipHopDX.com, stated that the song was one of his "greatest and most-revealing songs" and went on to say it was a "Part-autobiography, part-declaration-of-success.

Her resignation was to be read not as an admission of defeat but, rather, as a declaration of success.

But he and many participants said there was a decent chance that a general declaration of success was within reach by Saturday morning.

Officially, the Pentagon cautioned against an early declaration of success, saying it could be days before it is clear whether the Taliban and Al Qaeda are on the run or simply in tactical retreat to more defensible positions.

Its missions were at times poorly-led, and staffed by well-paid expatriates of mixed ability; there was hubris in its declaration of success at independence in 2002, and the conflict which erupted between the young army and police in 2006 exposed flaws in UN planning.