Sentence examples for success has done from inspiring English sources

New Yorkers can resist anything except success, and the Yankees' success has done wonders for Steinbrenner's public image.

But the way that the policy was used for political advantage, with some success, has done lasting damage to Mr Howard's reputation.

In the 1990s, as the economy was liberalized and the middle class grew more prosperous, the word "stress" slowly entered their vocabulary, first as a somewhat self-congratulatory description of what their professional success has done to them.

Promotional campaigns often stress the link, as "Sweet Smell of Success" has done in its advertisements: black-and-white Weegee-like photographs that look as if they might have been outtakes from the 1957 film with Burt Lancaster and Tony Curtis.

"She [Bankier] has already had a great partnership with England's Chris Adcock and that success has done so much to raise badminton's profile in Scotland," said Smillie.

The proliferation of studies concerned with identifying constructs that promote academic success has done the field no favors in terms of clarifying the definition; on the contrary, it has become a catchall phrase.

Forty-one years and much success have done little to change Mr. Tisci's childlike demeanor.

The British-born beauty is a multitalented success, having done everything from serving as a muse to her good friend Karl Lagerfeld to styling the Victoria's Secret runway show and holding down the fashion director post at i-D.

No significant economy has achieved growth by slashing corporation tax: countries that have enjoyed the greatest economic success have done so by creating the conditions in which high-growth businesses can flourish, driving innovation and creating jobs.

But a missed long green early in frame 18 proved to be White's final shot of the tournament, Stevens compiling a 69 to complete a 13-5 success having done the damage by winning seven out of eight last night.

It was a commercial success, having done particularly well as a re-issue, peaking at number one in eight countries and Europe.