Sentence examples for describing success from inspiring English sources

Describing success helps highlight why NY State has failed to keep pace in the number of SBIR awards in FYs 2006 (163 SBIR grants) or 2005, when it also ranked eighth.

Research has provided evidence that there is no universal model describing success in a medical career, including quality of life.

Describing success or failure in terms of alive or dead, disabled or not is clearly too simplistic and a greater understanding of how parents view the outcome of these children would clearly be helpful.

They often will not use "I" when describing successes and accomplishments, she says, because this feels disloyal to those who served alongside them.

Building upon the principles of the Theory of Successful Intelligence (Sternberg1985,1996,1997), this paper describes "Success" as a relative concept, which is defined by a given person in relation to the socio-cultural context and personal desires.

Dr. Gage described success in extracting human stem cells from fresh cadavers, whereas other researchers have found them in the human scalp.

This including quarterly reporting of their key emissions and a vision which describes success in terms other than just profit maximisation.

LOS ANGELES — John Simonian, the founder and chief executive of Westime, a watch retailer based in Beverly Hills, California, describes success in the watch business by using a simile that comes naturally to people in this city.

A similar technique is described in an ambulatory setting using local anesthesia [69], with described success in mild adhesions only.

To describe success rates with bipronuclear (2PN) oocyte cryopreservation, followed by thaw, extended culture, and blastocyst transfer.

She describes success rates as "discouragingly low", leaving two thirds of would-be mothers and fathers with the heartbreak of "failure" after each cycle of IVF.