Sentence examples for success stages from inspiring English sources

Success or failure was determined objectively (success: stages 0 and 1 at all sites, failure: stage 2 or more prolapse at any site), subjectively (symptom of vaginal pressure, success: 'never or rarely'; failure: 'sometimes, most times or all times') and by VAS (success: VAS 8 or more, failure: VAS <8).

Success in stages was limited to eleven of the competing teams, six of which achieved multiple stage victories, while four individual riders won multiple stages.

From 1981's victors – a Cambridge Footlights team comprising Stephen Fry, Hugh Laurie, Tony Slattery and Emma Thompson – Perrier winners have succeeded in translating their Edinburgh success to stages far and wide.

Success in stages was limited to a few teams.

Surprising as it may seem, film adaptations of stage productions are not necessarily as lucrative as long-term success on stage.

Based on reported success with staged treatment of distal tibial fractures, we designed a 2-stage protocol including external/internal locked plating.

London Road was a mighty success on stage.

It's enjoyed staggering global success on stage since 1985.

The technique subsequently had varying degrees of success on stage.

Success on stage led to a whole host of sixties films.

Her performance was a huge success: The Stage observed that she was "frequently interrupted by applause".