Sentence examples for secondary success from inspiring English sources

A month after the battle this strategy resulted in a secondary success when a French frigate and corvette passing along the coast were intercepted and defeated by the blockade squadron.

Can we create a measurement tool that enables us to calculate our educational spending versus results nationwide that includes post-secondary success?

We need to engage and sustain more young people through high school and post-secondary success by giving them more time and more ways to learn -- not pull the rug out from under them.

The discipline instilled in the environment of the school prepares these kids not only to have a chance at "making it" in the arts, but more importantly in the grand scheme of things, providing academic and artistic rigor and prepping them to get them into college, giving them a fair shot at post-secondary success despite statistical predictions.

Secondary technical success was obtained in 100% (15 of 15).

Secondary technical success was defined as absence of contrast enhancement after reablation.

The Canadian Youth In Transition Survey (YITS) could show that the PISA reading literacy level III is an important level of achievement for predicting post-secondary academic success (Bussière and Knighton 2006) as well as the reading achievement of 21 and 24 year olds, respectively (OECD 2010a, 2012).

The purpose of this study was to utilize a systematic review process to uncover the current status of what is known about campus support programs for foster care alumni in two areas student views of their program experiences and outcomes of interventions to improve post-secondary educational success.

Secondary outcomes were success at one year, success after switching device, and adverse events.

The community then becomes secondary to the success of the individual with a myth that the individual's successes neatly and evenly distributes out to all who are blessed to witness 'their magnificence.'.

JS: Is fashion secondary to your success?