Sentence examples for radically successful from inspiring English sources

"The Lean Startup: How Today's Entrepreneurs Use Continuous Innovation to Create Radically Successful Businesses," by Eric Ries, provides a great inside look at how the tech industry approaches building products and businesses.

Kassir Hussain, director of connected homes at British Gas, says Hive was founded on the "lean start-up principles" espoused by Eric Ries in his book The Lean Startup: How Today's Entrepreneurs Use Continuous Innovation to Create Radically Successful Businesses.

I call it the Dropbox MVP, in Drew's honor, and I devoted a section of my new book (The Lean Startup: How Today's Entrepreneurs Use Continuous Innovation to Create Radically Successful Businesses) to it, which you can read below.

This is perfectly illustrated by the recent leaking to Crikey of a secret federal Coalition government plan to radically change this successful Indigenous ranger program in order to "get participants into employment".

What is interesting is that Maupin, clearly wanting to write a more serious piece of fiction, has not had to depart radically from his successful format; The Night Listener is a serialised work (broadcast on American radio this autumn) of generous liberalism.

For Cameron, as well as for many other EU national leaders, the problem is less Juncker than the way he has become frontrunner for the commission job through a power play by the European parliament which, if successful, quite radically changes how the EU is run and where power lies.

America's most successful and radically-minded party has become a sad collection of drifters, bickerers and Democrats manqués.

Multiculturalism has been a formal policy since 1971; it's taught in the country's elementary schools.Yet over the past year immigration authorities have radically adjusted the criteria for successful applications and cut resettlement programmes en masse.

He wrote on his blog that Melbourne had taken "their highly successful product and radically altered it in a way that the customers (i.e., the students) didn't like, leaving Monash as the first choice for a large number of students who previously chose the University of Melbourne".

RCT comparison of SBRT with surgery is more difficult due to the radically different treatment arms, although successful recruitment can be possible if the lessons from previous failed trials are learned.

On the one hand, Republicans want to radically transform and weaken the successful Medicare program that already provides affordable, quality care for millions of seniors into an Obamacare-style system.