Sentence examples for success of the current from inspiring English sources
Evan Wilson of Pacific Crest Securities said the 3DS and the next version of Sony's PSP would be hard-pressed to reproduce the success of the current models.
Yesterday's announcement followed a brief period of unusual public American pressure on Israel to recognize the success of the current cease-fire, however limited, and prepare to take further steps.
One great success – perhaps we'll look back on this as the great success – of the current government has been to reframe human rights as something that only criminals and destitute foreigners need.
The film's success shows the extent to which French society remains essentially faithful to him, and it may predict, better than any poll, the success of the current president at the ballot box in 2012.
"The spy scandal is unlikely to derail the reset because both sides have too much invested in the success of the current agenda," said Angela E. Stent, a former National Intelligence Council official now at Georgetown University.
17 Marieanne Spacey Former footballer turned coach Spacey paved the way for the success of the current pride of Lionesses, as well as being an assistant coach to the team during the World Cup in Canada.
Indeed, years of fruitless talks can foretell the real chances of success for the current round of negotiations.
In a separate letter to a newspaper, the board reiterated the successes of the current floods campaign.
Failing to take them into account can jeopardize the success chances of the current universal health coverage initiative launched by the government [ 30], which aims to close the equity gap of deployment that affects the rural areas.
Mr. Gates said he had seen some early signs of success with the current surge of Marines into the southern Afghan province of Helmand, a Taliban stronghold, but he was cautious over all.
While Procter's good news did not come as a surprise to investors, its strong top-line performance was a pointed reminder of its success amid the current struggles of many consumer-product companies.
