Sentence examples for longterm success from inspiring English sources

Ms. Spears, though hoping for Madonna's longterm success, sounds as if she never noticed Madonna's ironies; she's happy to be the toy.

Most of the female singers who have achieved comparable longterm success have stayed on the charts by staying breathlessly a la mode: poaching styles from clubland, teaming up with this year's star producer, overhauling their looks.

This is back-end geek porn, and it's critical to Facebook's longterm success.

That growth may not be crucial to Google's plans or the service's longterm success.

One of the most important criteria indicative of the longterm success of vaginal enlargement is the absence of postoperative contracture.

The budget on this was under $40 million, so this will be a big longterm success for Warner Bros. Also costing around $40 million is Julie & Julia, which dropped an okay 38% in its second weekend.

Sheen was one of the very few 80s teen actors to have parlayed his youthful success into a longterm career, and the former star of Platoon and Wall Street once looked destined for Oscars glory.

Doing that is tricky, said Gary Walker of the research group Public/Private Ventures, because the fund's longterm and intensive dedication to its students is key to its success.

But I think it is true that to have had major theatrical success, male directors still seem pretty pivotal, and the management/directing by Max Stafford-Clark [her longterm collaborator at the Royal Court] was crucial to the successes of the earlier work".

The "success rate", in fact, was below what is said might be expected for longterm unemployed people who have benefited from no advice, help or multimillion pound government intervention.

That said, it's pretty clear that the success of the bulb is contingent on its cost and if consumers can be convinced of its longterm benefits.