Sentence examples for successful groups from inspiring English sources

It turns out that for all their diversity, the strikingly successful groups in America today share three traits that, together, propel success.

People assume that socioeconomically successful groups must be competent and that disadvantaged groups must be incompetent.

Cooperation is valued as a key attribute of successful groups, encouraging cohesion among diverse members.

These successful groups meet frequently because they work well together, she said.

There's something shameful about such successful groups laying claim to victimization.

Five successful groups are now renegotiating their prices, following the sharp devaluation in the Thai baht.

In fact, the ability to thrive within the dominant culture is what makes the successful groups successful.

Some larger and more successful groups and coalitions function now as community planners, environmental lobbyists and unofficial, unpaid government consultants.

(2) How did the least and the most successful groups differ in this respect despite the same scripted game environment?

The most successful groups created self-governing associations that ostracized members who failed to follow the rules.

GT: Jeannette Lee and myself run our label, and yes we regularly turn down hugely commercial and successful groups simply because they don't appeal to us.