Sentence examples for recognition success from inspiring English sources

Brown was hired three years later by Hearst Magazines to turn around Cosmopolitan, declaring that her aim was to tell a reader "how to get everything out of life – the money, recognition, success, men, prestige, authority, dignity, whatever she is looking at through the glass her nose is pressed against".

He found Bush "a very charming, gregarious person," and when, several months later, on a swing through Nebraska, he was asked whom he liked as the next Republican nominee, he all but endorsed the Texan, citing his name recognition, success in a big state, age and conservative profile.

Hired by the publisher Hearst, in 1965, to turn around the flagging fortunes of Cosmopolitan, Brown said at the outset that her aim was to tell a reader "how to get everything out of life – the money, recognition, success, men, prestige, authority, dignity – whatever she is looking at through the glass her nose is pressed against".

This is because the number of recognized words is a real value, while average recognition success rate represents a program-wise estimated recognition success rate.

Fig 15 Results of voice command recognition success rate - test 1.

Efficiency of the developed ANFIS method was tested and a mean 99.98% recognition success was obtained.

Instead, they gained recognition and success by organizing large numbers of unskilled workers.

He is merely ambitious, and he understands that the quickest path to the recognition and success he craves is to do the bidding of his crooked superiors.

Recognition and success caused her confidence to go up, though she also suffered from the classic trials of celebrity: isolation, sycophancy, exploitation.

In hidebound Nashville, though, where male acts easily dominate the genre in sales and recognition, their success was by no means a given.

A racy new film, Schiller, portrays the poet as a dashing, flame-haired womaniser, mixing high philosophy with simple lust, and dramatises his feverish search for recognition and success as an author.