Sentence examples similar to premises for success from inspiring English sources
The premise of Success for All is that reading is the key to success in school, and that the best way to teach reading, or any other basic skill, is to focus relentlessly on "prevention and early intervention" rather than on remediation.
Pundits point to the presence of star Owen Wilson, the gorgeous setting of Paris, and an escapist fantasy premise for its success.
Are their recipes for success premised on similar tactics?
Oh, and the Fold and Easton Regal Hairdressing (my hairdresser so I own up to a certain bias) hosted the Dress for Success fundraiser on their premises, and I think they deserve a mention just for that.
"The premise for WebMD's success is a transaction-based business model that requires an enormous amount of connectivity and infrastructure," says Jupiter Communications research director Claudine Singer.
Competitive innovation works on the premise that a successful competitor is likely to be wedded to a "recipe" for success.
The premise of this program is that scientists can improve their chances for success in their careers by working together to address many of the personal challenges and issues that often limit them.
This repetitive formula for success betrays the show's apparent aversion to its own premise.
Performance historiography is premised on success.
This finding is orthogonal to the basic premise of GERM that assumes that externally set teaching standards and aligned standardized testing are preconditions for success.
