Sentence examples for held success from inspiring English sources
On Sept. 19, 1958, on Page 25, an A.P. dispatch headlined "Pill Held Success as Contraceptive" reported an announcement by Dr. John Rock, an emeritus professor of gynecology at Harvard.
He holds success in store for the upright, he is a shield to those whose walk is blameless, for he guards the course of the just and protects the way of his faithful ones.
Words like character, which once suggested traits like renunciation that held back success, now denote traits like self-discipline, which enhance it.
A commonly held critical success factor of both JIT and design for manufacturability is teamwork [54].
In the last years of the doubling, NIH held the success rate (the portion of applications funded) at around 30% to avoid creating an unsustainable number of new grants.
Clinical trials have held limited success to date, highlighting challenges in design, including utilizing sensitive and relevant outcome measures and targeting a patient group where there is the potential for improvement.
She adds: "Nothing is more diminishing than trying to control success or hold on to things".
Yet – unlike five years ago – St George's can now hold up success stories.
"We don't hold his success against him," he said from the dais.
However, he believes that we have available to us an array of response-dependent "surrogate" moral concepts regarding which we may hold a success theory.
Continued Mr. Thomas, "we are holding back success in transplantation.
