Sentence examples for prolonged success from inspiring English sources

It is a practice he believes has contributed to their prolonged success.

For Verizon, the top American phone carrier, prolonged success is good news in the telecommunications industry, a business that is adding customers more slowly now because most people who want a cellphone already have one.

Investors might be also be hoping for a replication of Facebook's photo sharing victory– A lot of Facebook's early (and prolonged) success can be attributed to the success of Photos, which launched in 2005 and probably played an important part in helping the company jump from a 10 million valuation in 2005 to 750 million in 2006.

However, those who learn how to put on blinders and hone in on what matters will position themselves for prolonged success.

Wouldn't there be anything seductive in prolonged success?

It is not about one title, but prolonged success.

In the years since, the Big Apple has proven a regular impediment to prolong success in Baltimore.

Instead, they prolonged the success of their first album, "Middle of Nowhere," for as long as possible with tours, concert videos and three albums of filler: a Christmas record, a live release and a collection of early demos.

The group's 1983 debut single "Relax" was banned by the BBC in 1984 while at number six in the charts and subsequently topped the UK Singles Chart for five consecutive weeks, going on to enjoy prolonged chart success throughout that year and ultimately becoming the seventh best-selling UK single of all time.

After the fourth single from the album, "Wonderwall", hit the top ten in several countries, including stays at number one in Australia, New Zealand and Spain, and a peak at number eight in the US, the album began to enjoy prolonged international success.

Moshi might turn out to be a fad, but at the moment it has the platform to prolong its success.