Sentence examples for space successful from inspiring English sources

A silver award goes to Brighton and Hove for food growing space – successful development applications incorporating food space have increased in the area from one per centto38percentcent, which is a major boost towards locals and community groups growing their own food.

Successful soccer players move to open space, successful guitar players find an empty space to play a perfect note, and successful learners fixate on the right course of action and the right way of doing.

There has been too much faith in the idea of "iconic" or "world-class" architecture and too much fascination with the big name that will excite funders into giving money, or planners into granting planning permission and too little with the things, such as vertical walls in a gallery, that actually make spaces successful.

Games also depend upon an art of expressive movement, with characters defined through their distinctive ways of propelling themselves through space, and successful products structured around a succession of spectacular stunts and predicaments.

Altered States was a hallucinatory fantasy that mixed religion and space to successful effect.

This is because the productivity benefits that such businesses gain from locating next to similar businesses offsets the increased rental costs of space in successful city centres.

Based on the results of the XRD, it was possible to confirm that the exchange of HDTMA and CPC polycations with the Na+ alkaline cations of the interfoliairy space is successful.

Most transfers (28 in time, 27 in space) were successful, i.e. occupied sites within the test data were assigned higher occurrence probabilities than unoccupied sites, the threshold independent c-index for the test data exceeded chance.

However, with Airtime unable to gain traction and big players like Google investing heavily in the space, being successful while staying independent may have been tough for the team.

This year's conference was somewhat different because the space was successful in integrating biodiversity into both the Paris Climate Agreement and the Sustainable Development Goals in 2015.

By denying this connection between the individual and the social realm in the aftermath of conflicts, there is little space for successful reintegration processes going beyond the short-term reduction of psychological symptomatology and the hereto-connected necessary rebuilding of the social and communal networks.