Sentence examples for success automatically from inspiring English sources

One team's success automatically equals the other's crisis.

James, an investment banker in London, told me, "It's not uncommon for people to whisper behind my back that I've become too big for my britches", as if success automatically means "selling out".

There is an expectation, for instance, that her success automatically entitles the world beyond the Hogwarts Express to bestow the familiar trappings of celebrity -- photographers' popping flashes, glamour to feed dreams -- as if acclaim for her writing made Ms. Rowling the same kind of public property as others might only yearn to be.

The American people fundamentally believe that those values and success automatically translate into global preeminence.

Games are increasingly concerned with social interactions – whether that means simple multiplayer options or the means to tweet successes automatically.

Roberto Martínez's team had been superb and Ben Watson's stoppage-time winner automatically takes its place as the showtime moment of an eccentric success story.

Thus every policy success is automatically discounted.

But, when Murray returned to Australia, Leeds reverted to under-achievement, which shows the danger of assuming that years of United-style success will automatically follow now.

Its success would automatically disqualify Yung Kee from being considered the kind of local eatery that Hong Kong natives keep to themselves.

We're told that when the wealthy become even wealthier, and corporations are allowed to maximize their profits by whatever means necessary, it's good for America, and that their success will automatically translate into more jobs and prosperity for everybody else.

But in spending money on something they want today, their success rate is automatically 100 percent.