Sentence examples for succeed returning from inspiring English sources

Although a recent Norwegian study [ 22] concluded that educational level had no substantial influence on the probability of returning to work after rehabilitation, most previous studies have shown that people with higher education are more likely to succeed returning to work after rehabilitation [ 5- 7].

It is very desirable that the British economy become more flexible; but if Gordon Brown were to succeed, return on capital would go up.

Although health is the most important factor for succeeding returning to work, work place characteristics could also be of importance.

This study considered rehabilitation time only for those who eventually were granted disability pension, and the results of the rehabilitation process may have differed if we had included those succeeding return to work.

The model incorporates four main variables; the rate at which larvae migrate through host tissues to return to the small intestine, the proportion of migrating larvae which succeed in returning to the small intestine, the rate of growth in size of maturing and adult worms and the survival rate of maturing and adult worms.

Only in the spring of 1918 did he succeed in returning there.

According to the White House, it is hoped that, after a few weeks in North Korea, DeVos will succeed in returning that nation's nuclear program to pre-1970 levels.

And, to the Reverend Thomas's surprise, the two men succeed in returning Lincoln to the tomb: The moon shone down brightly, allowing me a first good look at his face.

If Hamilton succeed in returning to the top flight, three years after they were relegated, that approach will not be supplanted by bringing in seasoned players to replace the youthful core of the side.

The flagship Foudroyant did succeed in returning to France, sailing from Havana late in 1806 and arriving at Brest in February 1807.

But he has already succeeded by returning to the mound.