Sentence examples for successful for its from inspiring English sources

"This is either successful for its own merits or it should die," he said.

However, it may have become too successful for its own good: when billions are at stake, vested interests tend to defend the status quo.As with the internet, the governance of bitcoin follows the principle of "rough consensus and running code".

But it looked, at first, as though Korea had been too successful for its own good: by winning the group outright, it only succeeded in earning itself a game against Italy, which had unexpectedly lost to Croatia and crept through its group in second place, after a nervy 1-1 drawithth Mexico.

The separate children's line was almost too successful for its own good: Burberry received so much demand this year that it ran into production and shipping problems.

Can a city be too successful for its own good?

It's possible that the Citi Bike system may be too successful for its own good.

Collaborative filtering is one of the most successful techniques for its simplicity and efficiency, and it is a good complementary technology to the content-based filtering [2 7].

London has topped a list of most successful cities for its innovation, liveability and capacity to reinvent itself.

Though he recognized some limits in the scope of the franchise, he was a consistent, though not always successful, advocate for its extension beyond its then current scope.

This was glemping at its least successful: for his "dear Jews" also controlled the mass media and, being cleverer, "took advantage" of Poles.

And the show was so successful for ABC during its glory days, when it brought in between $400 million and $600 million a year, that it almost single-handedly drove up the stock price of Disney, which owns ABC.