Sentence examples for success in preparing from inspiring English sources

"The Taylor Review said that the current approach to employment is successful but that we should build on that success, in preparing for future opportunities," said business secretary Greg Clark in a supporting statement.

Social Security has been an astounding success in preparing American workers for retirement.

The fact that top Asian universities are being held in higher esteem is both a reflection on their success in preparing students for the global work force and the realization among employers that students trained in Asia are better equipped to work there.

"This very substantial announcement today follows CRL's success in preparing pitches for other global competitions including those used during recent EUFA European Championships," Ms Foster said.

Chemical solution method has become an attractive route to obtain FePt nanoparticles with the controllable size, well-defined shape, and ordered monolayer assemblies since Sun et al. made great success in preparing monodisperse FePt nanoparticles [5].

The idea is to provide an internationally comparative Pisa assessment that would offer the first comprehensive overview of education systems' success in preparing young people to have such global competence.

Embrace risk If the past few years have taught investors anything, it is that nothing lasts forever, and success lies in preparing for change and managing it.

In order to maintain its extremely high success rate in preparing veterans for independent living, the charity wants to enlarge and modernise the building, which has been used as a hostel for homeless ex-servicemen since 1973.

In order to maintain its extremely high success rate in preparing veterans for independent living, the charity wants to enlarge and modernise the building, which has been used as a hostel for homeless ex-servicemen and women since 1973.

With the nearly 70percentt of undergraduates who borrow to pay tuition now graduating with an average loan balance of almost $30,000, the government wants to hold colleges accountable for their success — or failure — in preparing students to manage their debt.

These are critical results that support the success of the SSMV in preparing these students to continue their independent and group research as they enter colleges.