Sentence examples for successful choice from inspiring English sources
A more successful choice was the poached pear in white wine and cinnamon.
The more obvious and, as Wilder clearly saw it, the more successful choice would be for the lovestruck dope to moon around the ugly comic turn.
"To preserve the integrity of my work," he said several years ago, "I had no choice but to write in English". That has proved a spectacularly successful choice.
In audio, only his accounts of La Traviata (with Ileana Cotrubas as the eloquent Violetta), fizzing Die Fledermaus (one on video, one on CD), Tristan und Isolde (with the somewhat surprising - but successful - choice of Margaret Price as the heroine) and Der Freischütz are all admirable.
Among these numerical methods, finite element methods are a successful choice for solving the optimal control problems.
Yet he proved a successful choice, overseeing construction of the Leroy Neiman Center, the first ever student center at the school; launching programs to better engage the school with the city; and starting a $50 million fundraising campaign for student scholarships and faculty chairs.
The least successful choices pass into bland territory.
He set up an elaborate betting pool for the 1992 presidential election, inviting his colleagues to forecast the state-by-state results and awarding extra points for those who made unpopular but successful choices.
But again leadership mattered — most importantly in Mikhail Gorbachev's unintended acceleration of the demise of the Soviet Union, but also in the successful choices made by Ronald Reagan and Bush that allowed the United States to capitalize successfully upon the structural changes.
And as a culinary fusion work in progress, consider Essex, a high and handsome bar restaurant with successful choices like short rib ravioli, roasted duck breast on kasha varnishkes, crisp empanadas, and a lusty strip steak with charmula sauce and potato hash.
The first lesson is that successful choice-based systems, such as the Netherlands, Flanders or Hong Kong, do a lot to ensure that there is a level playing field, because markets alone don't do the trick.
