Sentence examples for far successful to from inspiring English sources
Apple first started selling gold-colored iPhones two years ago, in what the company has acknowledged was an attempt — so far successful — to appeal to the burgeoning Chinese market, where gold is a particularly meaningful signifier.
This month the bank has spent 36 billion euros ($52 billion) intervening in debt markets in an effort, so far successful, to cap bond yields for the two countries.
The anti-terror police have a programme (so far successful) to prevent another 9/11, but it cannot address root causes – American foreign policy – and the chances that the mediocre son of a self-made military man will try to show his father what's what.
This largely man-made crisis, occasionally worsened by drought and erratic rains, has been brought on by catastrophic agricultural policies, sweeping economic collapse and a ruling party that has used farmland and food as weapons in its ruthless — and so far successful — quest to hang on to power.
He was released on bail and subsequently engaged in a long, and so far successful, battle to avoid extradition to the US (in Namibia neither money laundering nor options backdating is a crime).
Nevertheless, Calcavecchia has also adopted it in a so far successful attempt to solve his own putting problems while Harrington simply putts with left hand below right.
Its determined and (so far) successful opposition to four wind turbines within sight of the majestic Lyveden New Bield ruin in Northamptonshire is a good example.
Prince Nayef led Saudi Arabia's harsh but so far successful campaign to stamp out jihadist extremism, following a spate of al-Qaeda terror attacks in the kingdom beginning in 2003.
At practically every stop in his wild and thus far successful ride to the Republican nomination, Donald Trump has touted his businesses, and argued that his deep experience in financing and deal-making uniquely qualifies him to be president.
The most common and so far successful approach to the analysis of these data is the so‐called reductionist approach.
If you are working with a foreign collaborator, it is far more successful to do so by a subcontract in your domestic parent grant.
