Sentence examples for success underscored from inspiring English sources

The fund's early success underscored the appeal of hedged ETFs, which have attracted a fifth of all ETF inflows this year, equivalent to about $50bn, according to Bloomberg figures.

And somehow, the rebirth of the talks, with no guarantees of any greater success, underscored a milestone in Middle East history that got lost in the brief pronouncement of failure.

* [Rating: One Star] Freemans A forlorn alley, a few walls of taxidermy and hot artichoke dip: these are the blocks with which Freemans built its formidable success, underscored by an expansion in early 2006 that increased the number of seats to 105 from about 60.

Psy's sudden success underscores a broader trend: video has become the dominant form of (fixed-access) online content.

The company's early success underscores the industry's slow but steady progress in personalization — finding ways to match customers with their stated or implied product preferences, and thereby satisfy what analysts say is a central consumer need.

That success underscores everything Cerveny hopes her students will learn from their research experiences, whether they continue on to a career in science or not.

The company's success underscores a big shift in power between mobile gaming platform providers like DeNA and GREE, which ruled in a predominantly feature phone era, and first-party game developers, which don't need to rely on an extra distributor on top of Apple's iOS or Google's Android platforms.

But still, maybe their success underscores our own current overemphasis on esthetics rather than functionality when it comes to building out Los Angeles public transportation network.

Their success underscores the importance of promoting democratic values in school, the media, and society, not just focusing on elections as if they were sporting contests.

But the checkered history of reforms in Latin America's second-biggest economy, producing failure as often as success, underscores the size of the challenge.

Our success underscores what can be achieved when, in the words of the writer Jonathan Kozol, you pick battles that are big enough to matter but small enough to win.