Sentence examples for success to present from inspiring English sources
They attempted without success to present a petition to the President, demanding, among other reforms, the recognition of the Iroquois League as an independent nation and the dismissal of the Indian Commissioner, Mr. Glenn L. Emmons.
Lawyers had previously tried without success to present such data in court, but this was the first time in the US that a judge presiding over a major case had allowed it.
Its greatest if perhaps accidental success is to present Denmark as a surrogate for Britain's own socio-political muddles.
Republicans also believe that Mr. Cenedella's business success allows him to present himself as the candidate most able to help the nation in these tough economic times.
If the new trilogy is to be deemed a genuine success, Jackson needs to present a story that feels set in the same universe as The Lord of the Rings but which also maintains the earlier book's cheerier sensibilities.
And the target allows success to be presented as failure.And here is the Daily Telegraph:David Cameron's pre-election promise to reduce net immigration to the "tens of thousands" was always a hostage to fortune.
Ms. Clarkson said that companies are experimenting — with varying success — with different ways to present information travelers might find interesting or useful.
Yet this success makes it harder to present gays and lesbians as a politically oppressed class deserving of special judicial protection.
The performer had to ask the waiter for the bottle and the dime and then, because the trick was such a success and he had to present it with elaborations, he sent for two more bottles.
It allows him to define what success is, and thus to present British voters with a new deal that he can claim as a triumph.This newspaper would have preferred that Mr Cameron leave the timing of the referendum vague, too.
Although some men want to put on a drag show and bring out the feminine aspects of themselves, many seem to find success by making sure to present themselves as masculine, straight and dominant.
