She adds that until the percentage of women in important office, including the court, comes "closer to 50percentt, we cannot say we have succeeded": success would matter not because women bring a different view to judging, or legislating (she served in the Arizona legislature before becoming a state court judge).
It takes awhile for comedies to succeed, and success can be determined only partly by ratings.
At the same time, the fact that so many entrepreneurs are convinced that they will succeed makes success less likely, by swelling the ranks of competitors.
And when we see underdogs succeed, that success allows us to believe that, given our native pluck and half a chance, we too might defeat the world champions.
The beta parameters (1 8) correspond to the regression coefficient of the intercept, college calculus, no previous calculus, standardized test percentile, reports of student-centered practices, females, ability to succeed, and success perception, respectively.
Even so, the bailout clearly did succeed, if success means avoiding another Great Depression.
Much of the debate about Afghanistan has focused on whether U.S. policy is likely to succeed, with "success" loosely defined as bringing about an Afghan government that in several years' time can hold off the Taliban with only a modest amount of continuing American help.
Although the P. ramosa isolate/clone with the higher starting dose has a higher likelihood to succeed, its success ultimately depends on its competitiveness.
If you succeed, your success will be pretty minor, too.
From inventors and CEOs to performers and artists, here are of some of the biggest overcoming-disability-to-succeed success stories.
In America, as in many other places, nothing succeeds like success.... His early successes then created their own momentum, which led to ever-greater victories, until he turned invincible.
