Sentence examples for success of acts from inspiring English sources

Instead, he mentions Dizzee Rascal winning the Mercury prize – an event that opened the door for the current success of acts such as Tinchy Stryder, Chipmunk and Tinie Tempah: "There weren't artists like him getting signed at the time".

I don't think this is new if you consider the international success of acts such as Air, Daft Punk, Cassius or Justice.

While she's pleased with the success of acts like Helena Hauff, tINI, The Black Madonna and their acceptance into the upper echelon of the industry, she expresses her frustration with the general booking climate.

The success of Act Up might serve as a template for other movements, like Occupy Wall Street, whose protesters also put their bodies on the line.

At the recent Conservative Political Action Conference, when someone asked Scott Walker how he would deal with the Islamic State in Iraq and al-Sham, he talked about the success of Act 10, the Wisconsin law that curtailed collective bargaining by public-employee unions and set off angry demonstrations by union workers.

However, the success of Act would depend on efficient grievance redressal, tackling corruption and stakeholders' active involvement.

The authors attribute the success of ACT to the nature of the'co-joint' work between the therapist and client, which aims to increase the flexibility and structure of the therapy allowing the client to have greater autonomy over decision-making.

Therefore, to ensure the success of ACT in OA joints, the control of articular environment will be of the utmost importance.

However, controlling the environment within these joints will be of the utmost importance in ensuring the success of ACT in OA patients.

Vegas came about in an era where American record labels were noticing the success of electronic acts and rave culture abroad a Big Beat explosion led by UK acts like The Prodigy and The Chemical Brothers.

In recent years the act has been chosen internally by the BBC, and it is aiming to boost the success of UK acts in the competition by launching an open submission process to get the best entrants.