Sentence examples for direct success from inspiring English sources

I don't think a change in management shall bring direct success but what I believe does not matter".

Third, upon adoption, an FRP serves best to properly align the object of diffusion to its socio-political context so as to increase its likelihood of direct success.

SIMONSON -- Mark, "Bees" gave you your third directing success in a row, after the plays "This Is Our Youth" [written by Kenneth Lonergan, Ms. Smith-Cameron's husband] and "How I Learned to Drive" [by Paula Vogel].

Hollywood does have a handful of high-profile female directing successes.

Jackson is something of a rising theatre star and has directed successes such as Elmina's Kitchen and David Hare's The Power of Yes at the National Theatre, The Browning Version, Wallenstein and Funny Girl at Chichester, and also Edward Bond's Bingo, which starred Patrick Stewart, which was great preparation for this new production because Lear features heavily.

These ranged from direct technical success of revascularization, measurement of final wound healing, patency rates of treated vessels, and ultimately limb salvage rates (9).

For direct approach success, cancers of focus should be selected such that controllability, observability and separability are aligned within the same dimension(s) as much as possible.

Gross's gaze is directed at success for business and profits, which will be captured largely by owners of capital.

Other plays in the main space will include a revival of Jim Cartwright's seminal Road, to be directed by John Tiffany following his success directing the Harry Potter plays; a work called B by the Chilean playwright Guillermo Calderón; and Anatomy of a Suicide by Alice Birch and directed by Katie Mitchell.

Which is the more direct route to success?

Several teams attempted to repeat the Yugoslav West Ridge direct route without success, until a Bulgarian team did so in 1984.