Sentence examples for of further success from inspiring English sources
But it took a huge effort which may seriously affect his chances of further success.
Were Wiggins in yellow, the Tour would have got off to a perfect start for Britain, and with expectations of further success more than justified.
But with the promise of 2009 turned into reality by 2012, the lack of further success on the big stage with this group has fans ready for another big win.
If Maro Itoje, Owen Farrell, George Kruis, Jamie George, Will Fraser and the Vunipola brothers stay together, Wray believes there is every chance of further success in the years ahead.
Among many medal hopefuls Victoria Pendleton, who won the women's individual sprint in Beijing, and Sir Chris Hoy, who took gold in the men's individual sprint and the keirin, will be confident of further success in front of their home crowd.
On March 29 , 1853 he published a notice in the Hartford Daily Courant announcing plans to close his gallery, "not from any want of further success or patronage," he wrote, "but for the purpose of foreign travel, and to mingle in other scenes of activity and usefulness".
He had little chance of further successes.
Recent advances in the development of both experimental and computational protein engineering tools have enabled a number of further successes in the development of biocatalysts ready for large-scale applications.
Notice how people one or two levels above you in the organization (especially people who you view as having a lot of potential for further success) are dressing and grooming themselves, and evolve your style as needed.
Several existing PPMs have performed well [ 16, 17], and these augur well for further success of such programmes, contributing significantly to the control of TB in India, if instituted in a systematic and planned manner.
Immunologic tumour dormancy, observed in clinical post-transplantation patients1,2,3, is a formidable barrier for further success of immunotherapies such as checkpoint inhibitor blockade4, oncolytic virus5 and adoptive T-cell transfer6.
