Sentence examples for success represents from inspiring English sources

Part of it, I suspect, is that Federer's success represents the ratification of genius.

"There are some who think that sales success represents a setback for American poetry," he said.

But his success represents a clear confluence of deliberate strategy and sheer happenstance.

So the success represents big progress in North Korea's missile programme.

The Trump campaign and its stunning success represents a fundamental reordering of forces in the Republican party.

Whether her spiritual take on success represents a cosmic truth is open to interpretation, Tony or not.

Its mainstream success represented the first successful major label initiative to repackage and export to America a distilled version of the electronic music it had created, solidifying the idea in the 90s that DJ and producers could be highly marketable Stateside outside the context of trance.

In the boroughwide race for surrogate, Ms. Johnson's success represented a defeat for the Brooklyn Democratic Party chairman, Assemblyman Vito J. Lopez.

Americans responded to the attack on Pearl Harbor with anger, sorrow, and the recognition that the enemy's success represented a failure of American intelligence.

Identifying and finding missing grandchildren turned into her life's mission, with every success representing one more blow against the murderous junta.

It would appear that a 10% fall is now considered something of a success, representing the average level of decline among the daily titles.