Sentence examples for devastating success from inspiring English sources

"Grillo had a devastating success; the rest of the situation is very unclear," said Stefano Folli, a political columnist for the daily business newspaper Il Sole 24 Ore.

It proved a devastating success, and mental disintegration has become an essential ingredient of the tactical landscape across all sports in Australia since.

In the late 1950's and early 60's the Algerians used guerrilla tactics with devastating success against the far more powerful French.

Their unrelenting attacks on Mr. Romney, which culminated in a humorous Web video of his evolution on a variety of issues, were viewed by many Republicans as a devastating success.

No glasses were raised on Friday to one of the real architects of their devastating success: Donald Dewar, the celebrated Labour senior statesman and the man who drove through devolution.

She hasn't been in such a devastating success since her years as a Royal Court regular in the Eighties, when she was in the original casts for two of Caryl Churchill's most celebrated works, Serious Money and Top Girls.

He said his party's defeat had been "devastating" despite his success, which led to him suffering from "survivors' guilt" in the weeks following the vote.

The U.S. has shown it can mount, all over the world and with devastating speed and success, military campaigns that recall the old German Blitzkrieg.

Even if the concentrations of endocrine-disrupting compounds in the environment are not sufficient to cause structural effects and reverse sexual physiology, small adjustments in behaviors could still be devastating to reproductive success.

A biography of Churchill is in some ways a biography of the British people, with all their remarkable successes, devastating failures, occasional silliness, arrogance and insouciance, and finally their incredible bravery.

The Knicks' entire season has been defined by wild success and devastating injuries.