Sentence examples for making success on from inspiring English sources

Those goals were always optimistic, making success on the pitch ever more critical.

The United States has good reasons to care about other issues — from nation-building and human rights to climate change and energy security — but severe economic constraints and bitter partisanship make success on those issues unlikely.

Now these are scarce commodities and any strategic plan conceived to take advantage of such scarcity positions your organization along with the best of the competition, ahead of the rest, making success less based on chance and that much less complicated.

While Marvel has made successes of lesser-known characters on the big screen, such as Iron Man and Guardians of the Galaxy, DC has struggled to score hits with anyone but their big two: Batman and Superman.

EZRA KLEIN surveys the legislative scene in America:In the few days remaining before the Senate recesses for the election, the Democrats have decided to pull off a bad policy twofer: They'll fight for one policy that doesn't make sense, and in doing, make success less likely on a policy that does make sense.

They make a success on the frontier anyway in whiskey distilling, but lose everything to a landlord of fabulous rapacity.

Fury (1936) was the first film to prove that Tracy could make a success on his own merit.

Woods had made his success on Broadway with lowbrow melodramas such as Nellie, the Beautiful Cloak Model and risqué comedies such as The Demi-Virgin, and was not interested in what he called Rand's "highfalutin speeches", preferring the dramatic conflict to focus on more concrete elements, such as whether the defendant had a gun.

As popular as Neopets has become, there are some challenges to making it a success on mobile phones.

In this environment they were expected to concentrate their desires and ambitions on rearing children -- the more the better -- and on making a success of marriage.

This would result in a partial replacement of the family-endowed guanxi with high-quality human capital adopted from abroad, making one's success more dependent on its own qualifications.