Sentence examples for success generated from inspiring English sources

An internal leak of Adichie's success generated excitement in the book trade yesterday.

The organisers are hoping the Fête de la Gastronomie will have the same kind of success generated by the Fête de la Musique, and with more than 3,000 events planned, excitement is mounting as the big day approaches.

Conversely, young Amanda Hocking, she of the vast success generated from self-publishing nine e-books, accepted a seven-figure advance from St. Martin's, the same publisher that had just lost Eisler.

Lew Perkins, who was athletic director at UConn for 13 years before taking the same job at Kansas last year, said the pair's rivalry is responsible for the athletic success generated for a university on a rural campus in northeastern Connecticut.

The film's success generated greater interest in encoffining and the.

Where the London games (eight years later) would be a huge success generated by every home nation, the 1900 games in Paris was the opposite.

Models should also be weighted toward rewarding successes by including recursive feedback elements that replicate successful tests, because learning from success generates a creative process of problem solving in adaptive systems.

And their success generates a "network effect" that makes them even more successful.

The show's huge global success, generating an estimated £50m a year, is likely to complicate negotiations around any exit.

Nonetheless, this approach has worked: the film has become China's biggest ever box-office success, generating ticket sales of more than $222m£130m0m) in less than a fortnight.

The three-year old I.P.L. tournament has been a huge commercial success, generating billions of dollars from franchise fees, tickets and ad sales.