Sentence examples for success for which from inspiring English sources

But Rocco's never reached the level of success for which it strove.

He sucked up credit for economic success, for which New Labour was only marginally responsible.

A fourth group, has been neutralised by the government; a success for which the international community has not given credit.

Mr. Freston's son is now 17 and has long since rejoined mainstream classes, a success for which Mr. Freston credits private schooling.

It is a success for which he is grateful, but one he is also slightly perplexed by – understandably, as Souleyman doesn't fit into any traditional western pigeonholes.

In one paper after another, economists have tried to identify the portion of a person's success for which schooling can fairly claim credit.

Despite its slick, catchy songs and irresistible front woman, Maja Ivarsson, whose style and tough sex appeal rival Debbie Harry's, the quintet never quite reached the level of success here for which it was primed.

Indeed, it is difficult to think of a serious version of moral success theory for which the moral facts depend in no way on mental activity.

The accounts explained that these figures constituted a triumph for ABC which had gained 18% in the past year; a success for NBC, which was 11%; and a disaster for CBS, which had lost 11%.

He became recognized as a solo artist after lending his vocals to the songs "Nothin' on You" by B.o.B, and "Billionaire" by Travie McCoy, which were worldwide successes, and for which he co-wrote the hooks.

The most popular model among inner-city schools, and the most successful, is a reading program called Success for All, which has expanded into a whole-school reform known as Roots and Wings.