Sentence examples for practiced successfully from inspiring English sources

The Leblanc process was eventually replaced by the ammonia-soda process (called the Solvay process), which was first practiced successfully in Belgium in the 1860s.

After being admitted to the bar in 1817 he practiced successfully in the towns of Bloomsburg and Danville and was appointed president of the District Court of Allegheny County in 1833.

Both at Geneva and at Fribourg, he was well paid and seems to have practiced successfully.

Rechargeable secondary batteries (RSBs) have been practiced successfully for over one hundred years and now lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) represent the best-commercialized RSBs.

When talking about using op amps for RF design, the question that has to be answered is, Why? Traditional RF design techniques, using discrete transistors, have been practiced successfully for decades.

Similarly, I think it's reasonable to expect that those who are passing along advice are preaching what they have practiced successfully.

After practicing successfully as a barrister at Angers and Paris, he was instructed by Louise of Savoy, mother of King Francis I, to uphold her rights against the constable Charles, Duke de Bourbon, in 1521.

As a young lawyer he put this in to practice, successfully suing Richard Nixon for wiretapping in 1976.

It's a good start, but truth be told, I won't let anyone who hasn't been practicing, successfully for at least 10 years touch me, ever, period.

Being gay and Christian does NOT automatically imply that one possesses what the Bible itself describes as a rare spiritual vocation or gift -- lifelong celibacy, traditionally something those few Christians who received this gift lived in mutually supportive monastic communities or as hermits in order to practice successfully because it is so difficult.

Like us, they know the yardage and have practiced it successfully dozens of times.