The fans' intense consternation at his actions set in motion Petty's exit, which, ironically, prompted the successful ownership model which has brought 10 years of success and is so lauded today.
Ironically, the more successful we are in life, the more time scarcity we feel.
Ironically, the more successful they are, the worse the headache they are likely to cause for Colombia's neighbors.
A more accurate subtitle for the Met show might be "Borrowing a National Identity"; it suggests, ironically, just how successful the French were in exporting their own national identity — "the tournure of a princess" — to this side of the Atlantic.
NYCB's spring season, "Architecture of Dance," featured visual designs by architect Santiago Calatrava, but ironically, the most successful of the seven new ballets presented in the series was Ratmansky's Namouna, a Grand Divertissement, which did not use a Calatrava design.
Ironically, the more successful a college is in enforcing the law - carding underage drinkers, braceleting those of legal age, limiting quantities, posting campus security - the greater the likelihood that alcohol consumption will simply move to a place out of campus sight and often beyond campus boundaries, effectively placing that behaviour out of reach of campus authority.
Ironically, the more successful a business is on social, the bigger the target they become for cyber criminals.
Ironically, the more successful a smaller company is with their brand, the more attention they're likely to get from a Big Brother brand.
This time, his Cape Town law practice was successful, ironically because of the British annexation of the Orange Free State diamondfields (1871) and the economic prosperity this emanated for the Cape Colony.
I'm here to say, from the second record on, he was developing ideas and sounds and reverb and techniques and juxtapositions of things loud and small unlike anybody except maybe the Beatles". Ironically, the more successful an act (or more popular a movie), the more fragile becomes the source material.
