Sentence examples for successful branch from inspiring English sources

The community of Harvard, Mass., was a particularly successful branch of the Shakers, a religious movement that flourished in America from 1774 to just before the Civil War.

When Citigroup hit on a successful branch format in Singapore, it quickly replicated it across Asia and in the Americas.This is not to say that local scale is unimportant.

He turned a police department garage into the Geffen Contemporary, a highly successful branch of the Museum of Contemporary Art, with a simple series of baffles and platforms, and he opened the formerly dark and disorganized Norton Simon Museum into a sunny, free-flowing series of galleries.

Tablets represent "the most successful branch" of today's fragmented computer market, according to Forrester, both by penetration rates and diversity of competition within the category.

It can be explained by the fact that the engine constructs the search tree until the first successful branch is found.

Hermitian Clifford analysis has emerged as a new and successful branch of Clifford analysis, offering yet a refinement of the Euclidean case; it focuses on the simultaneous null solutions of two Hermitian Dirac operators.

The Pomacentridae represent only a small component of the tremendous perciform radiation, an incredibly diverse lineage of roughly twelve thousand species that dominates many of the worlds aquatic systems, and which represents one of the most successful branches of the vertebrata.

And then when apices switch to making flowers the more successful branches will make more flowers and hence have the potential to make more offspring inheriting a 'pre-tested' allele that confers novel somatic properties.

This analysis was achieved by providing an alternate scenario where those patients in branches that would have been considered treatment failures due to persistent fever were instead rolled into the successful treatment branch.

No one ever suggests that a successful director branch out into standup comedy, so as not to be considered "just" a filmmaker.

As I became more successful (and branched out into writing, as well as editing), Lazar's attitude toward me never varied.