Sentence examples for success to report from inspiring English sources

And on the Fourth of July, there was a rare but significant American success to report here.

By: Dr Peter Salama, UNICEF Representative to Ethiopia Julius Court, Acting Head of Office, DFID Ethiopia As we rapidly approach the deadline of 2015 for reporting our progress against the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), it is already clear that Ethiopia will have much success to report and an inspiring story to tell.

Other reports in recent weeks offered more pessimistic assessments, including one by the Government Accountability Office that used the same benchmarks but found fewer successes to report.

If you have additional successes to report, please do so in the comment sections.

Until very recently the field of genetics of musculoskeletal diseases had few successes to report, all essentially limited to monogenic conditions or candidate gene findings mostly of strongly associated genes lying within the MHC.

They had refused permission to Iranian opposition groups seeking to march in solidarity with the Egyptians, and warned journalists and photographers based in the country, with success, not to report on the protests.

We also, thankfully, have several adoption success stories to report, though many more pets we've previously featured are still waiting to be taken home -- be sure to visit past weeks' features below the photo gallery.

Back in Kosovo Polje, one man in the procession from the school did say he had a success of sorts to report: he had found an Albanian gas station he felt comfortable patronizing.

On the first ascent of Mount Everest by Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay, a reporter was on the expedition, eager to report success to the Crown, which wanted the update — that a subject of the British Empire had conquered the highest summit in the world — before the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II.

I am unable to report success.

For one thing, it is regulated: it is the only medical specialty that requires clinics to report success rates to the federal government.