Sentence examples for paper success from inspiring English sources

But the Dyson Institute of Technology will gain university status only if proposals in a government white paper – success as a knowledge economy – make their way into law.

The white paper, Success as a Knowledge Economy, outlines a new "teaching excellence framework" designed to measure the value of degrees to students, but appears not to link teaching quality to future tuition fee increases, as had been suggested.

In this paper, success factor perceptions from across the woody biomass supply chain are investigated based on semi-structured interviews with four stakeholders in the Kyushu region of Japan.

The white paper, Success as a knowledge economy, shows universities minister Jo Johnson listening to concerns from within the sector after his plans were first outlined last year, but still convinced that financial incentives are necessary to encourage institutions to improve teaching standards.

Less successful books also "rely on verbs that are explicitly descriptive of actions and emotions (eg 'wanted', 'took', 'promised', 'cried', 'cheered', etc)., while more successful books favour verbs … that serve the purpose of quotes and reports (eg 'say')," they write in their paper, Success with Style: Using Writing Style to Predict the Success of Novels, unveiled this week (PDF).

For Paper, success isn't a ton of users that open it once and awhile.

Two new papers report successes in sequencing millions of basepairs of DNA from long-extinct species.

This Summit was followed by the White-Paper Success Summit.

Building upon the principles of the Theory of Successful Intelligence (Sternberg1985,1996,1997), this paper describes "Success" as a relative concept, which is defined by a given person in relation to the socio-cultural context and personal desires.

Conversely, one college graduate, on paper a success story, became the consigliere to a Chicago gang.

I spent much of yesterday trying to get some sense out of the paper, without success.