Sentence examples for success dimmed from inspiring English sources

But the company's financial success dimmed in the late 1990's.

With climate legislation stalled in the Senate and its prospects for success dim, Democrats are seeking new incentives to spur clean energy development and create jobs.

Time has dimmed the success story of two American artists, Maud Hunt Squire (1873-1954) and Ethel Mars (1876-1959), who expatriated themselves to France in 1906 and spent the rest of their lives there (except during World War I).

Sixty-odd years since "Light Up the Sky" proved a moderate success on Broadway, time has dimmed the celebrity of these luminaries, except in the minds of ardent theater buffs.

Tyrion is friendless, despised by his family, and his prospects for success seem dim.

A lawyer representing her, Nyan Win, said he was preparing a final, "special" appeal, but the prospects of success seemed dim.

Overconfidence has been discussed as the cause of entrepreneurs founding new companies even when the prospects of success are dim (Hayward et al. 2006).

He knew the chances for success were dim.

At that moment, none of my ex's jealousy of my success could dim that moment for me.

Senator Carl Levin of Michigan, the ranking Democrat on the Armed Services Committee, said the abuse scandal dimmed the prospects of success in Iraq.

The Patriots have continued to achieve success, to win games and division titles, since the controversy dimmed.