Sentence examples for successful at present from inspiring English sources

Yet I don't see how this type of discussion process could be successful at present without the strong support of American officials, most notably our president, who has discouraged the progress of the formation of an international criminal court.

"I think it's good, and I'm happy the show's successful at the present moment, because I got a lot of friends working on that project," he added.

Only the copepod family Dirivultidae might be an exception, being highly successful at vents, present only in low abundance on the nearby bare basalt, and being absent from any other ecosystems (for more information see [85]).

These kinds of denials have been successful enough at presenting the impression of secrecy to attract a fair amount of attention.

"Given that 66% of bank raids are at present successful, the overall introduction of screens could potentially reduce the bank raid success rate in Britain by almost one-half".

At present successful CDS solutions are developed in a single organization and are difficult to transfer and implement in other organizations.

At present, successful entry or re-entry into the rehabilitation pathway relies upon persistence and resourcefulness on the part of the patient with little or no support from rehabilitation services: "You don't know what you can have if you get back into the system.

"If they can be found, and if we want to follow them up, to find out some of the mechanisms that underlie successful thinking, our best guess at present is that the number is huge.

The most successful theatrical in British politics at present is Glenda Jackson, a Labour MP since 1992.

At present, no successful therapeutics is available to treat fluorosis [ 2].

The BPHS is used by farmers to monitor their within-farm prevalence of respiratory lesions, to identify potential outbreaks of respiratory disease in their herd and to assess whether different management interventions e.g. vaccination are successful at reducing lung lesions present at slaughter.