Sentence examples for some sort of success from inspiring English sources

That man is so smooth that even his failures turn into some sort of success.

This team needs to familiarize itself with winning – it needs to have some sort of success to build on.

A retreat without securing some sort of success would be the cruellest blow for the men on the ground.

Because of these other, more widely known crises, it seemed to some of Kennedy's advisers all the more important to score some sort of success in Vietnam.

We often rely upon heuristics – early leading indicators of some sort of success – to guide us down a long-term path and goal.

For most of the league's other 29 teams, a 100+ point season and a hard-fought playoff series would feel like some sort of success.

But people in positions of power now are leery of taking chances on anything that can't guarantee some sort of commercial success.

To do this, you'll need to create as much autonomy as you can as soon as you all come to an agreement on some sort of definition of success.

That people will evaluate WOW not just on the fact that there are people who achieved some sort of markers of success.

They need to have some sort of association with success if bad practices were very obviously bad, then the majority of managers would simply not adopt them and they will die out.

"In the short term we have to be realistic, the best players have to be playing and we need to bring some sort of on-field success so the punters out there want to turn up and watch a good side play".