Sentence examples for major success has from inspiring English sources

Another major success has been latrine coverage at household level.

While his domestic popularity within the U.S. has taken a hit, as last week's Republican victory in the Senate election in Massachusetts indicates, one major success has been his contribution toward the resurgence of so-called "Brand America".

The government's ability to present every trafficker arrested or killed as a major success has also been partially undermined by Chapo's escape and the failure — so far — to recapture him.

Impact and opportunities: Retention and repetition rates have been lowered; school leaders need to be indentified and supported Initial results of the evaluation of the Philippines CFS strategy indicate that its major success has been in improving childrens retention.

In fact, major success has already been achieved in the health field – notably on universal salt iodization (to prevent iodine deficiency disorders), reduction of iron-deficiency anaemia and fortification of locally produced wheat flour with iron and folic acid.

Complementing these reflections, the WPA Dresden Thematic Conference on Coercive Treatment in Psychiatry was externally rated as a major success, having received the 2007 Special Jury Prize for Congresses in Dresden.

Although major successes have been achieved for controlling rice blast, this effort has been hampered by the rapid adaptation of the pathogens.

"Under this senior Venezuelan official's management, major successes have been achieved in the control and prevention of the evil business of illicit drug-trafficking," it said.

Major successes have been achieved in the treatment of some cancers, including colon, breast and pancreatic by suppressing the gene expression involved in the development of these diseases using RNA-RNA interaction.

There is no question that it has had some major successes: it has ensured that millions of children worldwide are free from the danger of polio, the crippling virus is now endemic in just three countries.

In Delaware, the Republican voters were so angry that they rejected a popular congressman and gave their Senate nomination to an apparently unemployed 41-year-old woman whose major life success had been an ongoing performance as Wacko Conservative Girl on late-night talk shows.