Sentence examples for signalling success from inspiring English sources

Our results show that while S. retrorsa's percussive signals may not be matched to the specific properties of any one substrate, copulation success was substrate dependent and we discuss potential explanations for this substrate-dependent signalling success.

There was a slight improvement in the rial's value against the dollar and some other major currencies in the second half of February, "signalling success for the Central Bank of Iran and its new package of forex policies" according to the brokerage.

Also in Burkina, child protection issues are effectively integrated throughout the 2006 PRSP report, signalling success in ensuring child protection issues are on the agenda in national budgeting processes.

And his decision doesn't signal success for the campaign by Saudi women to become motorists.

The Marines caution that the decline in violence does not necessarily signal success.

"That is the burden we are being left with here". The notion that the British pullback actually signals success sounds like bad spin, added Sen. Arlen Specter (R-Pa.).

In 1963, following the death of DeKnight, Johnson took full charge of the Fashion Fair, and throughout its long run the traveling event reflected her belief that "well-groomed glamour signaled success".

Aside from massaging egos and signaling success and attractiveness to future investors, they create a buzz that helps with marketing and, especially, hiring in a fiercely competitive talent market.

For them, the act of simply holding elections signaled success.

There's a quote in the exhibit that describes her best: "well groomed glamour signaled success".

-Harry Enten argues Trump's fate in the primaries might signal success or failure for web polling.