Sentence examples for marked a success from inspiring English sources
The election also marked a success for gay and lesbian voters.
Winning the championship marked a success without parallel in Greece's recent sporting history.
Its Surface tablets have only recently been marked a success, and its moves into smartphones crumpled into costly disaster.
A week into the new school year, the Chicago Public Schools' expanded "Safe Passage" program is cautiously being marked a success even amid new reports of Safe Passage workers walking off the job.
The vector control for transmissible diseases, such as yellow fever and malaria, by William C. Gorgas in 1904, marked a success for the Panama Canal construction and the establishment of health research in the Panamanian isthmus [ 15].
After decades of fighting that killed some 2m people, partition seemed to mark a success for both African and Western mediators.Yet now that success is overshadowed by the threat of war.
The launch marks a success in an area of defense plagued by failure.
The current offensive in South Waziristan marked a significant success for the Obama Administration, which had urged Zardari to take greater control of the tribal areas.
Like Frank Gehry's Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, which opened the following year, the Niterói museum marked a surprising success for unrestrainedly expressionistic architecture.
When the inaugural Chinese Grand Prix took place outside Shanghai in 2004, it marked a huge success for Formula One as it broke into one of the final territories lacking from its world series.
On Wednesday, when the new President signed an order that threatens to penalize sanctuary cities by withholding federal money from them, it marked a major success for the Remembrance Project and its allies.
