Sentence examples for mean success for from inspiring English sources

"The success of the Ricardo Lagos government will mean success for the country," Mr. Riesco said, "and we businessmen are disposed to work for the good of all".

"There's more understanding on the part of the wealthier suburbs that success for an urban center can mean success for the suburbs and that if the core city initiatives fail, some of the problems are necessarily going to move outward," said Marc Ryan, secretary of the State Office of Policy and Management.

And, with CMOs lasting an average 28 months on the job, according to according to executive-search firm Spencer Stuart, making a splash in the first three months can mean success for years to come.

Landing a convention does not mean success for a party come Election Day.

I stress this essential point of supporting the Administration because its success will mean success for us all.

Amy's success means success for the whole family.

Bhansode's success has also meant success for her party.

Big points for Marbury have not always meant success for the Nets 24-355).

"But his game of chance often meant success for both him and his clients," Mr. Schwartz said.

Jeré Longman looks at how Abby Wambach got so good at heading the ball, and how that skill has meant success for the United States women's national team.

"For us, success of our projects also always meant success for our employees and their families, especially in an underdeveloped country like Burundi," he said.