Sentence examples for on previous successes from inspiring English sources

For the four-year-old Paramount Digital Entertainment brand, which produces content based on new properties as well as existing Paramount franchises, the deal with Mr. Stiller is crucial to building on previous successes like "Jackass 2.5," its online and home-video "Jackass" movie, and its ongoing series "The LXD: The Legion of Extraordinary Dancers".

Earlier, Finance Minister Simon Hamilton said he hoped the conference would help to build on previous successes and "take ourselves to another level economically".

Building on previous successes and lessons learned, the 2015 update incorporates recommendations for action and social equity into the development process.

Murphree assumed his new duties during the summer of 1909, and worked diligently with his predecessor to ensure a smooth transition that capitalized on previous successes.

A good number (82%%) of health care providers did not provide a play preparation like a doll nor consulted the child or mother on previous successes and failures of IV insertion (63%%) (Table  2).

It is to be hoped that the combined effort of all of the groups concerned should uncover some as yet unknown genes or groups of genes amenable to therapeutic intervention and build on previous successes to discover new treatments for cancer.

Since the proposed techniques based on previous success rates cannot be used in broadcasting, and we expect similar levels of usefulness for all CAM and DENM messages, it was decided not to further investigate any of the dynamic per-packet based approaches.

I knew that things would not be easy as a junior faculty member at home--i.e., no start-up funds, no research budget, virtually no government support, no equipment--but I counted on my ability to generate original ideas and write grants (based on previous success in the U.S. and the U.K ., my CV, and my good ties with foreign collaborators and colleagues to get me started.

Based on previous success in profiling metabolic activity of microbial cells (www.biolog.com/mID_section_13.html), we sought to develop a redox chemistry that could extend comparable analytical capabilities to mammalian cells.

A rare-cutting restriction enzyme, SacI (GAGCTC), and a restriction enzyme with a more common recognition site, MseI (TTAA), were chosen based on previous success in reducing genome complexity [ 21].

"Grant success depends maybe too much on previous success; making it much harder for young scientists" Funding allocation is not subject to post-award review of efficacy: Participants voiced concerns that the current funding paradigm does not lend itself to quantitative, objective analysis of the productivity or quality of research investments.