Sentence examples for proclaiming success from inspiring English sources

Proclaiming success, he says, is not simply premature; it could have the curious effect of sanctioning its own decline, by providing a "practical excuse to postpone political reform or even to declare it totally unnecessary".

In a paper just published in Nature Communications, the team has matched these maps with their computer model of the magnetic fields present permitting them, at long last, a good idea of just where the slow winds arise.As yet, however, the exact sources are not certain; as is so often the case, further analysis is due before proclaiming success.

She has also committed herself to a new strategy in Afghanistan, the country in which failure is unthinkable yet Bush has consistently sent too few troops while proclaiming success in the face of undeniable deterioration.

Mr Hu will proclaim success in endeavours like these across the country.

Education is too important to leave to lazy politicians who would quantify it in order to proclaim success.

New York was among the first states to try the new technology, and as it proclaimed success against welfare cheats, other states followed.

In the first debate, George W. Bush proclaimed success in leading Afghanistan toward free elections, even saying 41percentt of the registered voters are women.

But in the weeks since Kerry proclaimed success reaching an April 2 Framework Agreement, so many red lines became blurred lines that Machiavelli would be proud of the Ayatollah's negotiating skills.

Meanwhile, one of the few proclaimed "successes" coming out of Warsaw climate negotiations was towards an agreement on REDD+ (reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation).

Bracket champions and runners-up get shirts proclaiming their success.

Those Olympics are still vividly remembered as proclaiming the success of Japan's recovery from the ashes of World War II and launching the modern city of highways and bullet trains.