Sentence examples for has remained successful from inspiring English sources

As always, the union delivered a long wish list the spiral-bound document prepared for General Motors ran to 115 pages, and included demands for everything from free chiropractic care to a seat on GM's board.Despite the steadily declining influence of American unions, the UAW has remained successful.

That might not have mattered if Daiei had remained successful in its basic business.

What is significant is not that the band?s tours have remained successful for so long a time but that their audience is growing.

One reason Gates has remained so successful is that he has been able to hang on to this boyish fascination with the computer, and use it to guide his decisions about what new software tools Microsoft should develop and market for the PC.

I mean, there's no mistake that DC's most flawed hero, for instance, has remained its most successful at the box office for the last 30 years in both Tim Burton's successful run of Batman films (Batman and Batman Returns), and Christopher Nolan's vision.

I mean there's no mistake that DC's most flawed hero for instance has remained its most successful at the box office for the last 30 years in both Tim Burton's successful run of Batman films ( Batman, Batman Returns), and Christopher Nolan's own vision (we don't need to talk about Joel Schumacher).

The group abandoned some of its more extreme sexual practices and has remained a moderately successful movement with an international presence.

Companies like Chik-fil-A has remained steadfast — and successful — despite sharing sentiments that don't always align with the public viewpoint.

Doug Flynn, from advertising group Aegis, was installed as chief executive earlier this year, but the City has remained cautious on how successful he might be at turning round the business.

CORRECTION: A previous version of this article stated that the village in Sierra Leone had recently become Ebola-free; in fact it has remained Ebola-free through successful prevention efforts.

Despite rule changes that have rendered the exact definition of "amateurism" somewhat ambiguous, it has remained a long-standing successful legal tool for the organization that governs college sports. .