Sentence examples similar to lock in success from inspiring English sources
Tech stocks may have suffered from previous success — as investors rushed to sell high, looking to lock in gains as markets faltered.
In a similar vein, Ryan, whose experience outside Washington is limited, believes that in Afghanistan, "Now is the time to lock in the success that is within reach".
"My job was not to protect Manchester United or Bayern Munich," Platini says, rejecting the criticism that FFP is designed to "lock in" the success of the highest-earning clubs.
It is locked in by its resonance with the currency of success in the private bar-money.
As money flows out of BP's coffers to clean up the mess, the decision-making processes that lock in BP's success formula should be attacked.
Why run the risk when he has the political capital right now to jump in with both boots and end this thing for good, locking in his successes while he still can?
Forrester Research Analyst Michael Facemire wrote in a recent report that BaaS vendors take the challenges that middleware vendors address and provide cloud-based solutions that feature no vendor lock-in, cloud scalability to handle mobile success, a proxy to a multitude of third-party services and cloud tooling.
The success of such a transition depends on whether one is capable of escaping the lock-in of the dominant, unsustainable technology, which is usually due to multiple lock-in factors.
