Sentence examples for success published from inspiring English sources

But, according to "Centuries of Success", published last year by William O'Hara, there is an even older company, also Japanese.

Through unmistakable allusions -- but never explicitly -- the book challenges a classic study of business success published seven years ago.

"It is the typical Japanese management approach," said Masaaki Imai, who wrote a book called "Kaizen: The Keys to Japan's Competitive Success," published in 1986.

"Everyone wanted to be God in cyberspace", says Lim Wonki, the author of "The Secret of Naver's Success", published in 2007.Some Western web portals are suffering declining ad revenues, but Naver's are still rising.

"What I believe is happening in society and business is that the traditional two-week vacation is under attack," said Stuart R. Levine, an organizational consultant in Jericho and the author of "Six Fundamentals of Success," published this spring by Doubleday.

In September, Michael D'Antonio, the author of the book "Never Enough: Donald Trump and the Pursuit of Success," published a long piece at Politico, "What I Learned Writing Trump's Biography," which was based upon a series of interviews with his subject.

She might not have had success publishing her work, but writing was a part of her identity, so she kept at it.

We also hear from Hugh Howey, a writer who took a very different route to success, publishing his science fiction novel, Wool, in chapters online.

There is an echo here of McCullers's career, who also started out with great success, publishing her first novel, The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter, in 1940 at the age of 23.

The publisher which Beebe chose for his work was George Witherby and Sons of London, as a result of their success publishing the artwork of John James Audubon.

In the mid 1950s, he joined Heinemann, where he had notable successes, publishing Sylvia Plath's first collection, The Colossus (1960) and, three years later, The Bell Jar.