Sentence examples for first successes of from inspiring English sources
Both liberations were great victories for anti-slavery campaigners, more than half a century after the first successes of the campaign against the slave trade.
The dominant presence is of Finlay's favourite revolutionary, Louis-Antoine de Saint-Just (1767-94), the architect – the unstoppable Scottish punster surely relished that cliché – of the terror that followed the first successes of the French revolution.
One of the first successes of the Panthers was campaigning to get a traffic light put up on a busy intersection in Oakland, where children had been knocked down.
There are so many exciting changes happening in computational chemistry right now, from the embrace of open-source collaborative tools, the expansion of structure property databases, to the first successes of machine learning on chemical systems.
The first successes of biotechnology in the late 1970s were straightforward: breakthroughs in manufacturing, in which recombinant E. coli bacteria were coaxed into producing synthetic versions of insulin or human growth hormone, proteins whose functions we thoroughly understood.
The supermassive black hole found in NGC 1600 is one of the first successes of the project, proving the value of a systematic search of the night sky rather than looking only in dense areas like those occupied by large clusters of galaxies, such as the Coma and Virgo clusters.
After the first success of the gasoline engine, there was widespread experimentation with steam and electricity.
In years to come, this might be considered the first success of a football revolution.
The first success of revolution creates the exuberant dizziness of democratic freedom that we saw in Cairo and Benghazi.
Harlequins are still without a win after Semi Tadulala's hat-trick inspired Wakefield to their first success of the season.
