Sentence examples for success was set from inspiring English sources
Others, though, believe the bar for success was set too low and more lives could have been saved.
When Hillary Clinton took the stage in Warren, Michigan, on Thursday to deliver a highly publicized address outlining her plans to revitalize the American economy, the benchmark for success was set low.
A second IOP limit for definition of success was set at 15 mmHg as recommended by the World Glaucoma Association [10].
As quality control, genotyping success was set above 90% for SNPs.
If Reagan's success is set aside as a special case, George Romney is the year's biggest winner, and, in what appears to be the view of most most people here, he now leads all contenders for his Party's Presidential nomination in 1968..
If Reagan's success is set aside as a special case, George Romney is the year's biggest winner, and, in what appears to be the view of most most people here, he now leads all contenders for his Party's Presidential nomination in 1968.
The good news for investors is that the success is set to continue in the new year as well in spite of a very full valuation on the stock.
The past two decades of Internet-driven success were set in motion with the passage of the High Performance Computing Act of 1991 from then-Senator Al Gore, which proved to be one of the most successful policy decisions of all time.
If it is true, as Varoufakis maintains, that at the last minute Tsipras back-tracked, it is as though Tsipras had planned a prison break, in which all the factors for success were set, but at the last moment he was not willing to run across the open ground to the wall.
Most successful people will tell you that one of the greatest secrets of their success is setting goals.
Now his success is setting off a debate in his party over whether his success marks the fading of the old Reaganite conservative coalition — social conservatives, antitax activists and advocates of a muscular defense — or, rather, offers a chance for its rejuvenation.
