Sentence examples for success of examples from inspiring English sources

But the challenge of transferring the success of examples like Mapaton or Decoders to transform public institutions is the limitation of the open call.

The success of examples such as this suggests that public managers will have to be more adept at managing diverse networks of organisations if they are to make progress against social objectives.

Sharp psychological insights contribute to the success of several examples, including a pensive, troubled Pollock sitting on the running board of his car, and a dramatically conceived image of an assured Louise Nevelson presiding over the blueprints for her St.

Bryan Price of the U.S. Military Academy argues that there are some notable cases of success, for example, the degrading of the Kurdistan People's Party after the arrest of its leadership -- which is the one successful example mentioned in Pape's report.

The KSF identified as most important for the success of each example mentioned in the text are presented in Table 3. Note: only the cases mentioned as examples in the text are presented to ensure readability.

The popularity of luxury business travel has led to the success of, for example, Air Dolomiti, 39-044) 5860-5211 and www.airdolomiti.it/en/index.asp, which serves northern cities primarily and offers such pampering.

Given the success of this example, we tested the ability of HangOut to clean profiles of all SCOP domains with defined insertions (302 domains).

In additional to facilitating international exchange of global- and governmental Foresight studies the community is engaged in an exchange of "stories of success" – real world examples of effective use and impact of Strategic Foresight by governments.

Even at the peak of Bill Gates& 8217s success, for example, Larry Ellison would occasionally be worth more money.

The concept of relevance is critical to the success of Google, for example.

By way of example, the success of the current, data-driven effort to diversify America's poetry and fiction publications is evidence that quantifiable grievances are impossible for anyone of good faith to ignore.