Ann Romney might agree; and yet she and others at the R.N.C. regularly used "successful" as a polite word for "rich".
Here there are not a variety of alternatives to be eliminated, and the rule of enumerative induction turns out to be more reliable than at the specific level: we have regularly been successful in finding causes at the specific level and this provides grounds for accepting the generic claim, the law about laws, that for all events there are causes to be discovered.
Unlike any opera company that maintains a home, City Opera has no chance to coast, in a good sense, by regularly bringing back successful past productions.
In later years her biggest audience was in Britain, where she toured regularly after a successful appearance at the Wembley Festival in England in 1977.
This is what I regularly hear from successful founders, whereas "I couldn't find someone to do x, so I had to reconsider whether to pursue it at all" is a common refrain from unsuccessful founders.
The voluminous literature on industrial catching-up in Southeast Asian countries has regularly argued that successful catching-up largely depended on a committed state, which orchestrated industry development with a relatively uniform set of policies, including R&D support, subsidies, trade restrictions, and local content requirements.
Customers who placed successful odds regularly saw their accounts closed, with no reason given.
When did it become a disgrace in the United States to work hard, be successful, save regularly and invest wisely?
As if it wasn't enough to write a successful series regularly interspersed with non-series novels, in 1986, Ruth reinvented herself as Barbara Vine.
The criminal procedural was battered during the regular season by ABC's "Desperate Housewives," but it has regularly beaten that phenomenally successful serialized drama during the summer.
