Sentence examples for reflections of success from inspiring English sources

The company's "Reflections of Success" catalog advertises an entire line of Who's Who-related junk, from Who's Who lapel pins (at $52.95 plus shipping and handling, they "quietly declare your accomplishments") to Who's Who key rings, paperweights and crystal boxes.

So this change of focus is a reflection of success," Gove told the Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL) conference in Solihull.

The education secretary, Michael Gove, has welcomed an overhaul to the way schools in England are inspected, calling it "a reflection of success" – and signalling a thawing of strained relations between the Department for Education and Ofsted, the schools regulator.

In a culture as oriented towards the value of material accumulation as a reflection of success, and one that sees a measure of success in terms of financial wealth, it's hard not to equate money with success and success with happiness.

There is a high level of awareness of HIV/AIDS (95%) and of methods of prevention of HIV/AIDS, a reflection of success of years of information, education and communication (IEC) activities.

This in turn means that their success or otherwise is a good reflection of the success or failure of the country's health system or more specifically the progress toward meeting the target for MDG 5 for the country.

"The sales are in no small part a reflection of the success and credibility of the ads," said Inglis.

Reduced media coverage and public interest in Iraq is a reflection of the success of the "surge" in creating the narrative of victory, which contrasts with the unacceptable bloody reality in the "new" Iraq.

A3 Intelligence officials regard the recent surge in terrorist strikes on "soft targets" like consulates, banks and synagogues as a reflection of the success that the United States and its European allies have had in disrupting Al Qaeda.

Anti-Assad activists also reported the extensive use of Russian-made helicopter gunships in the siege of Al Heffa and attacks in the nearby port of Latakia, a relatively new tactic in Mr. Assad's campaign to crush the uprising and a possible reflection of rebel success in damaging his army's fleet of Russian tanks.

The reduction of CHS is a reflection of the success of the program.