Sentence examples for successes made for from inspiring English sources

Surely that risks sowing division rather than solving it?" This laissez-faire bullshit that you make your own success – wisdom coincidentally parroted largely by blokes who had their successes made for them a long time ago – is self-interested and short-sighted.

Success made for enjoyment.

However, the progress in developing lpa rice is modest compared to the success made for maize or barley (Ockenden et al. 2004; Kim et al. 2008), and efforts to improve micronutrient bioavailability in rice have seemed a challenge until the present (Larson et al. 2000; Liu et al. 2007).

O'Pry's success makes for a great story, but it's the exception to the rule in the female-dominated world of high fashion.

Arguably, Mrs. Thatcher's popular military successes made it easier for Mr. Blair to carelessly and recklessly follow George W. Bush into Iraq.

Such success has made for earlier culling and for herds and flocks of higher genetic merit.

One of Donald Trump's favorite arguments in favor of Donald Trump is that his business successes make him perfectly suited for the Oval Office.

"Her books' sensational success made the search for her identity inevitable.

Has Lemieux's success made Jordan salivate for the heat of combat?

Peter Bone, a Eurosceptic Tory MP, said Ukip's success made the case for an alliance between the two parties that would see them fielding a joint candidate.

Although some critics disparage it, several polls since 1996 have named The Lord of the Rings the best book of the 20th century, and its success made it possible for other authors to thrive by writing fantasy fiction.