Sentence examples for success time from inspiring English sources

"The Eisenhower's mission was a resounding success," Time magazine concluded, reflecting the typically favorable reviews given the experiment.

In spite of its success, Time Inc. executives said that Real Simple's readers are not renewing at hoped for levels, suggesting that readers may tire of the motif and force the company into spending more to find new subscribers.

On the other hand, it's early days in terms of success; time still to sort things out before Hutchison finds himself roaring, "Hello, Wembley!" What have you been to see lately?

Meanwhile, a new and more reassuring campaign emphasised that it would take "only a few minutes" to feel at home with the new Plymouth.Reporting on the campaign's success, Time described Dichter as "the first to apply to advertising the really scientific psychology" that tapped "hidden desires and urges".

The students collected data on emergence success, time to adult emergence, elytra length and sex.

The users' performances were measured based on their overall time, success time, accuracy, Fitts' Law values, and a subjective questionnaire.

Success at first pass, number of attempts (needle passes), success, times between skin contact and needle skin penetration and between needle skin penetration and liquid back flow in the syringe were recorded.

Its success, Times critic Charles Champlin wrote some years later, "led to a bandwagon of black films," including the popular "Shaft" series.

The performance of a device when compared with direct laryngoscopy relies on three main outcomes: overall success, 1st time success, and time to successful intubation.

"Your success last time becomes your failure the next time," said Gregory Johnsen, a Yemen scholar at Princeton University.

The number of attempts (needle passes) before success and time between first skin puncture and successful venous puncture were recorded.