Sentence examples for over successful from inspiring English sources

The government can take over successful pilots.

In theory, this would allow the market to take over: successful vintners would plant more and operations of greater scale would develop, allowing European winemakers to compete on price with their overseas rivals.

Grahame Smith, the STUC's deputy general secretary, said: "It is increasingly apparent, and a worrying trend, that it is far easier for European-based companies to take over successful UK companies than it is for UK companies to enter overseas markets... "Today's announcement obviously creates a level of uncertainty for the workforce, the very people who made Scottish Power a successful company".

Kuhn also does not mention the greatest source of conflict: The grasping hand of the elite as it takes land from ordinary citizens, shakes down private entrepreneurs, takes over successful private businesses, and takes bribes to permit private businesses to exist.

Lee Hsien Loong presided over successful legislative elections in 2006, with the PAP retaining its commanding presence in Parliament.

Last year, he presided over successful fashion collections at not one, not two, but three entirely different price points, with entirely separate customers.

This increases your chance for success and if you are over-successful, you can trade the extra plants with a friend.

On the other hand, the Muslim conquests, and before them the destructive thirty-year war with Persia, were still a long way off in 584, and the dissolution of the Ghassanid federation may be seen simply, according to the historian Michael Whitby, as the elimination of an "over-successful quasi-client neighbour", who threatened to become "too powerful for the good of its supposed patron".

Poorly performing hospitals will be taken over by successful trusts.

The Dane took over a successful Swansea side and made them better.

On law and order, failing police forces could be taken over by successful neighbouring forces.