Sentence examples for make it more successful from inspiring English sources

If it is to make it more successful, and to minimize the risks, I think it is worth considering.

"I saw some ways I could help Peter broaden the event and make it more successful," Mr. Kowalenko said.

And also, basing it on past failures and understanding the patterns of the ways in which prior decisions had gone wrong and which steps needed to be in place to make it more successful.

— John O. Brennan, director of the Central Intelligence Agency, is planning to reassign thousands of undercover spies and intelligence analysts into new departments as part of a restructuring of the 67-year-old agency, a move he said would make it more successful against modern threats and crises.

As someone who has delivered literally thousands of presentations over the years, I've identified three key areas to focus on before a presentation to make it more successful and fruitful.

"I told them outright that I was developing an app and needed user feedback to help me make it more successful for other teachers and students, so I urged them to be honest," Hickey said, noting that in an end-of-semester survey students reported they felt that Tcrunch gave them more of a voice in the classroom.

(Allcroft suggests that Viselman is prone to exaggeration; he simply took an already-successful brand and made it more successful).

The town of Conwy was only modestly successful, however; by 1312 it had 124 burgage tenements – properties paying rent to the king – making it more successful than neighbouring Caernarfon, but less so than Beaumaris.

This might not work, but the one key to making it more successful is to avoid going fast.

During his time at the Football League, which ended when he stepped down in June, Clarke tried to overhaul its structure and make it more commercially successful.

It has to develop relationships with families and communities, which inevitably make it more attractive to and successful in local partnerships.