Sentence examples for most successful unit from inspiring English sources

It is, I think, the most successful unit of government in the State of California.

He tried unsuccessfully to sell the bank's most successful unit, MBNA, to raise cash, then took it public in 1991, investing $100 million of his own money to ensure the success of the initial sale of stock.

She called the team "the most successful unit among all of [the agency's] civil or criminal units".

Lincoln Re has been one of the most successful units of Lincoln National, a leader in life insurance and investment products, analysts said.

For 2003, NBC is projecting a record operating profit of $1.9 billion, which would make it one of the two most successful units of G.E. for a second year.

A hundred G.I.s and officers stormed the hamlet in military-textbook style, advancing by platoons; the troops expected to engage the Vietcong Local Force 48th Battalion — one of the enemy's most successful units — but instead they found women, children, and old men, many of them still cooking their breakfast rice over outdoor fires.

"Everyone should be aware that the Bee Gees are second only to Lennon and McCartney as the most successful songwriting unit in British popular music," he said.

He echoed Sir Cliff and said: "Everyone should be aware that the Bee Gees are second only to Lennon and McCartney as the most successful songwriting unit in British popular music".

The most successful return units control the chaos.

The American team is apparently getting help from Israel's most successful special-operations unit, the storied Sayeret Matkal, also known as Unit 262, a deep-penetration unit that has been involved in assassinations, the theft of foreign signals-intelligence materials, and the theft and destruction of foreign nuclear weaponry.

Reducing fraud and debt is one of the team's longest-running and most successful projects; the unit previously claimed to have nudged forward the payment of £30m a year in income tax by introducing new reminder letters that informed recipients that most of their neighbours had already paid.