Sentence examples for sensing success from inspiring English sources

Sensing success for this newfangled weapon of war, Samson swept into Lille, France.

Finally, we show how the algorithm's parameters must be carefully chosen in a trade-off between spectrum sensing success and overall system performance.

But, given everything that has gone before, the locals should have known better than to sense success.

In a sense, success is at the heart of the problem.

In a very real sense, success or failure is now in the hands of the people of Croatia.

This gentle, likeable ensemble film had a lot going for it; I myself couldn't quite summon the enthuasiasm that others were showing — though it lived in my mind, and I sensed that success could be on the card.

In many cases, it's when she's in her forties after she has gained professional success, sensing it was time for a change.

We call these competences "Sense of Success" and "Sense of Failure".

Both a sense of success and a sense of failure (Oser & Volery, ERVET, 4,1: 20124, 2012) are to be modelled and measured, both are necessary for starting an enterprise.

Through this event, the feedback sheet which indicated successful or failing results was designed to make participants feel a real sense of success or failure.

While "Sense of Success" is related to capabilities in launching business ventures, "Sense of Failure" focuses on adverse situations in start-up processes and considers mistakes and shaking situations.