Sentence examples for success cited from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — The success cited by Israel for its Iron Dome antimissile system in its confrontation with Hamas has re-energized American missile defense advocates and generated new interest in the global arms bazaar from nations like South Korea that face short-range rocket threats from hostile neighbors.

While acknowledging that the Abuja targets had not yet been achieved, he confirmed that the pockets of success cited by a civil society representative need to be replicated on a large scale.

Agency officials declined to comment on their recruitment success, citing a need for secrecy.

For now, Brussels officials are content to hail the deal as a success, citing a sharp fall in people arriving on the Greek islands.

The mayor's heavy hitter, Deputy Mayor Daniel L. Doctoroff, predicts success, citing Mr. Bloomberg's commitment, and the city's need for revenue now compared with 1998, when the last plan fell apart.

Setälä's not shy about that success, citing Justin Bieber and "a couple of royalties" as fans, nor about the increasingly outlandish promotional stunts the company's pulled off for the game.

Michele Cahill, senior counselor for education policy in the Department of Education, maintained that the auto tech program "does not have a record of success," citing attendance and passing rates, both in the 60percentt range.

But last night Trump proclaimed the mission a success, citing Secretary of Defense James Mattis, who, as Trump vaguely seemed to remember, is more trusted than he is on military questions.

"Do you really want to discuss this?" Mr. Cuomo then proceeded to say that he was hopeful for the rest of the session, which he said had already been "a phenomenal success," citing a new gun-control law, an on-time budget and an increase in the minimum wage.

It said "such challenging, innovative work" could go on to huge commercial success, citing the case of the National Theatre's acclaimed production of Michael Morpurgo's War Horse.

Money Editor Craig Matters told me that CNN Money was certainly a success (citing comScore, Time says the site saw 17.6 million unique visitors in April).