Sentence examples for succeeds due from inspiring English sources
We will call it a humanized understanding of brokering, since it emphasizes that brokering proceeds and succeeds due to a certain way in which (some) humans are able to be in the world, namely as wise people.
Gerry succeeds due to this outstanding personal commitment to his student's success -- he is a superhero and the Tom Brady of School Counselors, in my mind.
It succeeds due in no small measure to an extraordinary cast, which for this production is condensed to nine actors, most playing multiple roles.
(See Import substitution industrialization) Often, it is true that a company's private endeavour to increase the demand for its products succeeds due to the extensive use of advertisement and other sales promotion technique.
The EBU's inquiry concluded that attempts had been made to influence the vote but did not succeed due to security procedures already in place.
The familiar difficulty of writing a second hit bore down especially hard on her, not least because her first play had succeeded due to its apparent unselfconscious spontaneity.
Examples of sites that have succeeded due to a large part to the customer experience afforded include iTunes, Facebook, and Flickr.
We all vigorously disapproved of the Dunkin' Donuts when it tried to set up shop here, and when they succeeded, due to previous, dimwitted zoning decisions, we insisted that they modify their sign.
His core persona is that of a nerd in an age of geezers, always trying to play the same game as his laddish peers, but never quite succeeding due to a congenital gimpishness.
This study uses data from a previous study [Int. J. Pharm. 220 (2001) 149] on optimization of fluidized granulation process, wherein 8 of the 30 runs did not succeeded due to overwetting of the powder bed.
However, to date, efforts to design an HIV vaccine with methods used for development of other successful viral vaccines have not succeeded due to HIV diversity, HIV integration into the host genome, and ability of HIV to consistently evade anti-viral immune responses.
