Sentence examples for extended success from inspiring English sources

TDF monotherapy achieved extended success, with more QALYs provided than combination therapy but at a higher ICER.

Henderson is a special talent, probably the best leadoff hitter in baseball history, but so far he has had a bad season without any period of extended success.

By now the Los Angeles heavy metal scene that they had helped kickstart was the most profitable (and popular) genre of rock music and DuBrow was often bitter about Quiet Riot's failure to enjoy the extended success of the likes of Guns N'Roses.

"Some people would say that he's not quite Darvish, but he might have a bit more extended success than Matsuzaka," said a major league scout who has seen Tanaka pitch multiple times and requested anonymity because he did not have permission from his parent club to speak publicly about a player he was evaluating.

Tuck mentioned a few players he thought had the potential for extended success at the professional level, including Seattle receiver Golden Tate and Minnesota tight end Kyle Rudolph, but he conceded that it was a little strange to remain the most high-profile alumni despite his having been drafted in 2005.

Can extended success be a matter of confidence and experience?

This paper references the approach of Resilience Engineering which aims to extend successes in a changing environment, and focuses on the actions that prevented "further catastrophe" through an analysis of the Fukushima accident and derives new lessons to improve the capability to handle "unforeseen contingencies".

Soon enough, though, it became clear that Cruz's ambitions extended beyond success as a private lawyer.

Sweden has also produced groups that have enjoyed international success in their own right, such as Swedish House Mafia, Robyn and, more recently, The Tallest Man on Earth.So far Finland has not extended its success in video games to other areas of the culture industry.

The discussion on lessons learned was extended and success and risk factors were identified.

Genome-wide meta-analyses (GWMA) involving tens of thousands of samples have extended the success in allowing novel variants with smaller effect sizes to be discovered.