Sentence examples for permanently successful from inspiring English sources

Even the Soviet Union was not permanently successful in containing its large proportion of national minorities.

Thus, in Trotsky's view, the Russian Revolution, to be permanently successful, would have to depend on revolutions in other countries, particularly in western Europe.

Moreover, the reformers did not understand that the Europe now faced by the Ottomans was far more powerful than the entity that the great sultans of the past had defeated; even if the reforms had been more permanently successful, they could not have corrected the increasing Ottoman weakness relative to the powerful nation-states then rising in Europe.

As they contemplate the success of German club football, and the global strength of the German economy, they can console themselves with the thought that there is one British export still proving permanently successful: Fussball.

No studio is able to be permanently successful but the ones with a legion of diehards have enough stability to make as many strikes as it takes to go big.

Alternative strategies for sustainable agriculture attract increasing attention because cultural practices and agrochemicals are not sufficient or permanently successful in keeping plant pathogens and pest insects under control.

Almost universally, puberty rites include a period of instruction in adult responsibilities, rituals dramatizing the removal of boys from the mothers' care and signalizing the changed social relations between boys and girls of the same generation, and physical ordeals, including scarification or some other mark that will permanently demonstrate the successful passage to manhood.

There are six bars, each of which offers live music or DJ nights: Coliseum Beach hosts singers and jazz bands and specialises in cocktails; Zuma has established itself permanently after a successful summer pop-up – its izakaya-style of shared eating and drinking includes a robata grill and sushi counter; and Ruia exposes Turkish culinary roots in a sophisticated way.

Scot Dobbie joined the club permanently following a successful loan spell from Brighton last season.

It believes he is now certain to quit BP before the end of December, even if the company is successful in permanently capping the oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico.

The Brazil international is revered as one of the best right-backs in France, having joined Monaco permanently last summer after a successful two-year loan.