Sentence examples for deferred success from inspiring English sources

And we're now a country where failure is called "deferred success".

"None the less, I'd be worried about labelling all failures as deferred success, as though success was the inevitable outcome," she warned.

"This is success deferred," she added.

The Senate Democrats' long-deferred success in reforming the filibuster rule for executive branch and judicial appointments will have reverberations that are only gradually being appreciated.

Sensitive to the need to bring her strengths of experience while deferring to the successes of the team she was inheriting at Starwood, Poulter began her tenure at the company listening more than pontificating.

I want the people who are helping to make our company great to have the opportunity to realize the economic rewards of their success in real-time, not deferred time.

The other success is more significant – the first deferred prosecution agreement, or DPA.

He added: "We tend to take the attitude that there isn't so much as a 'No' voter in Scotland, there are only deferred 'Yeses', and that's been one of the successes of our campaign".

Despite this great success, her debut at the Metropolitan Opera in New York City was deferred until January 1961, when she appeared there in the role of Leonora in Il Trovatore.

Cockroft, who has deferred her place at Leeds Metropolitan University to study sports development, has only known success since taking up wheelchair racing but away from sport her life is far from easy.

According to the Michigan Athletic Director, Harbaugh will be paid a guaranteed annual salary of $5 million, plus healthy bonuses for team success, a $2 million signing bonus and an unspecified amount of deferred salary.