Sentence examples for possible successes from inspiring English sources

Then, in a journal entry, each student should predict how this plan would be reflected the next part of the roller coaster created during class, offering ideas about its possible successes and failures based on their new knowledge of the history of the peace process.

On SBS website tonight: Dr Ryan Kempster also detailed the possible successes of chemical repellants, which have been used since the mid 1940s "Some early testing revealed that the smell of rotten shark flesh appeared to be effective, presumably because the smell of rotten shark to a live shark may indicate danger and so the natural response is to flee," Dr Kempster said.

But what it can do is to test alternative corridors – to project different variants of what manifests itself today as weak signals with a view to possible successes.

The fleet commander, Admiral Friedrich von Ingenohl, argued the ships would eventually be sunk as well, and that any possible successes for the raiders would not equal the loss of a modern light cruiser or a large passenger liner.

Percent compliance was calculated by dividing the number of tasks completed successfully (N of successes) by the total number of programmed tasks (our N = 7; total possible successes).

"There are some directors who actually fear the possible success of music," he added.

We owe him a great deal and wish him every possible success.

"I wish them a good journey home and every possible success in reaching a conclusion".

"This is why, warts and all, one must warmly welcome its arrival and wish it every possible success".

For me, the greatest possible success would be to be utterly alone without feeling the need to talk to anyone.

Fearing the possible success of such a plot, the Express showed its eagerness to secure freedom from the European Union as soon as possible, "Dash to seal Brexit deal".