Sentence examples for define success as from inspiring English sources
"We define success as, how good can we be as long as we can be it?
I admit that my new strategies have not been more successful -- if we define success as securing a partner with whom I intend to spend the rest of my life and raise children.
All the evidence is that the Republicans define success as defeating Obama in 2012.
Ministers privately define success as half of all secondaries becoming academies by 2015.
"It's unrealistic for us to define success as a young person not going to reoffend," Wilson says.
Most Chinese immigrant parents, on the other hand, define success as getting straight A's, graduating from an elite university, pursuing an advanced degree and becoming a doctor, lawyer, pharmacist or engineer.
Thomas Edison once defined success as, "the number of experiences completed in a 24-hour period"–for marketers this means test, learn and be willing to fail in order to be more effective.
The department defines success as four hundred thousand nutria killed annually.
It all starts with defining success as value, not profit.
She defines success as "making the music I love, and communicating my music to other people".
The culture in many prosecutors' offices encourages nondisclosure by defining success as winning at trial.
