Sentence examples for introduction a success from inspiring English sources

Because of Sony's lead, analysts said, Microsoft will consider its introduction a success if it wins close to 20percentt of the Japanese market.

Despite the stumbles, Deasy last October labeled the iPad introduction "an astonishing success," adding: "This is a civil rights issue.

Our molecular data confirmed an Australian origin for 13 interceptions, all of them included within the 16 predicted in the MPI database to represent new introductions (a 81.3% success rate; the five equivocal detections were confirmed as local New Zealand origin; Figs 2A and 3A, Tables 1 and S1).

"It is still too early to determine whether the introduction of PCCs has been a success.

While the introduction has been touted as a success, there has been little formal evaluation of the vaccine: its cost-effectiveness in the Ghanaian context and the success of implementation to date.

Its introduction into Namibia has been a success and numbers have increased substantially there from 150 in 1982 to 7,000 in 1992.

First STAR-D QMS Introduction Workshop-A Huge Success! p. 1-3 NPDN Neds Rachel McCarthy (ed)., NPDN.

The wallpapers have been a success since their introduction this fall at the 100 Percent Design fair in London.

A  SUCCESS since its introduction in 1997, the Honda CR-V was the best-selling car-based compact utility vehicle in nine of the last 15 years, including five of the last six.

An increase in the number of wireline and wireless voice and broadband subscriber base together with the introduction and success of a large number of new broadband applications and services have led to an increasing demand for bandwidth.

The widespread occurrence of the invasive weed Tamarix spp. in North America (Friedman et al. 2005) and the recent introduction and success of an herbivore to control it (DeLoach et al. 2004) have provided ecological conditions under which the evolution of life history traits may occur, including those involved in phenological synchrony of the agent with the target plant.