Sentence examples for success to which from inspiring English sources

The analyst has, for some time, felt stifled and stunted by the very markers of success to which many people aspire: prosperity, a fabulous home, a wife who is not only gifted, attractive and compassionate but also an acclaimed artist and a great cook.

A recent report out of City Hall said Los Angeles is throwing $100 million a year at the issue without much coordination or success, to which Mayor Eric Garcetti's response was, oh, don't worry, we've already initiated reforms.

He made it without losing crucial elements of his "cool," and whether or not folks agree or disagree with his policies, as a symbol, Obama embodies much of the success to which these young graduates -- and young black men everywhere -- aspire.

In a way that is far more clueless than Romney realizes, his run for the White House is driven by his conviction that he epitomizes the American Dream, that his life is a model of success to which every American aspires.

In many areas, this will be the key to the success to which they and all of us aspire.

Immune traits are unlikely to be influenced by as many genes as complex composite traits such as survival and lifetime reproductive success (to which they contribute), and therefore may be more amenable to a candidate gene approach to the investigation of HFC mechanisms, e.g. [ 64].

· Despite the media's lopsided focus on setbacks in Iraq, there will be a series of major successes to which we can point, including: Iraq declared one-hundred-per-cent free of W.M.D.s: mission accomplished!

The success story to which he keeps pointing, the PlayStation, became a hit because its developers largely by-passed the rest of the electronics division.

Some studies did not mentioned well-defined implant survival or success criteria according to which they depend in reporting the survival rate of implants.

Unless Japan surrenders control of the islands, a virtual impossibility, the Chinese government will have no successes to show, which could make it seem weak.

Soni owes much of her sustained success to her technique, which defies easy imitation.