Sentence examples for newly successful from inspiring English sources

And so in this, their newly successful project together, they were complicitous and synergistic.

They're certainly sharp enough to sidestep the classic pitfall of the newly successful rapper complaining about the pressures of fame.

These days, he plays house husband to his newly successful wife, Fred (short for Winifred), who has opened a smart new home décor business with a friend.

Soon they will no longer be the best friends of a newly successful politician but of the most powerful man in the world.

The older, newly successful man, Martyn, is performing tonight and is having a rummage through the cardboard box containing his backstage rider.

In the final week of the campaign, Abbott's newly successful candidate in the area, Fiona Scott, suggested refugees were responsible for worsening traffic jams and clogged hospital emergency departments.

As a possible solution to these complications, foam-assisted EOR, such as the alkali surfactant gas (ASG) process, is one of the newly introduced successful synergistic combination of chemical and gas EOR methods, especially for carbonate reservoirs (Li et al. 2010; Srivastava et al. 2009).

On the other side, cross-entropy is one of the newly developed and successful metaheuristic algorithms.

Wixams in Bedfordshire is a good example – that's a successful newly developed town that has everything you need.

One is that the Silicon Valley has become a victim of its own success: every successful IPO yields newly liquid and wealthy early-stage employees/investors.

In addition to being beaten by Walesa, who obtained almost 40% and won the presidency on the second round, Mazowiecki came in behind Stanislaw Tyminski, newly returned from a successful business career in Canada.