Sentence examples for peak success from inspiring English sources

The President went on to compare Tumblr founder David Karp to NBA superstar LeBron James, making the point that people who achieve peak success — the President cited Microsoft founder Bill Gates and Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg — are rare.

And in the face of peak success -- he was close to becoming the top box office attraction in Hollywood, many of his more radical fellow Afro-Americans dubbed Sidney "whiter than white," because his natural circumspection made him not yell loudly enough about civil rights (though he was indeed involved, largely through his close friend, Harry Belafonte).

After adjusting for previous Nepalese experience, commercial status, use of a standard route, age, season, and sex, we found that only choice of peak, summit success, and the year of ascent had a significant impact on the odds of death.

The mountain has three major peaks: Liberty Cap, Point Success, and Columbia Crest (the latter is the summit, located on the rim of the caldera).

Potential confounders included age, sex, season of climb, altitude, peak and route selection, summit success, and year of expedition.

Odds ratios of death were estimated via a model of generalised estimating equations that incorporated Nepalese mountaineering experience (number of database expedition for each climber), commercial status, use of standard route, peak, age, season, sex, summit success, and year of expedition as covariates.

Results After controlling for use of standard route, peak, age, season, sex, summit success, and year of expedition, increased Himalayan experience was not associated with a change in the odds of death (odds ratio 1.00, 95% confidence interval 0.96 to 1.05, P=0.904).

At Razorlight's peak of success did fame mess with your head?

Leave it to this brainy and pugnacious artist, who turns 75 this year, to find a shadow on the peak of success.

At least four times during his life he embarked on fresh paths, abandoning a course when he had reached its peak of success.

Avedon's rise to eminence in his profession has been more in the nature of suddenly and effortlessly attaining a plateau than of painfully climbing to a peak of success, for he arrived pretty much where he is today when he was only twenty-two.