Sentence examples for measures a success from inspiring English sources

Biondi, like most of the others, was by objective measures a success.

The tournament has been by most other measures a success, garnering an unprecedented level of attention, even if it has not achieved anything like the nationwide saturation that the so-called Summer Fairytale of the men's World Cup in 2006 accomplished in Germany.

Despite recent drops, the euro does remain a strong and popular currency, and is by many measures a success.

He was, by all measures, a success, preparing for a further career in government, and even engaged to be married to a woman who would improve his social status.

Fiji's election was by many measures a success, yet we should not be lulled into interpreting this as more than one important step on the road to establishing a more robust democratic society.

Price aside, the Big Dig is by many measures indeed a success.

Yes, the measure was a success, but why was a measure needed in the first place?

But even surviving those cuts, Shore Line East service, which started in 1990, is not, by many measures, a roaring success.

By all measures, it was a success.

But yesterday the company had its initial public offering, and it was by any measure a huge success.

By most measures, their season was a success.