Sentence examples for successful in defining from inspiring English sources

The poll also showed that the Bush campaign has been successful in defining Mr Kerry as a "flip-flopper" (62% agreed) and Mr Bush as a "strong leader" (58%).

Protestants, while acknowledging their belief in the equality of the laity and clergy in the priesthood of all believers, have not always been successful in defining the laity's role.

So far, the opponents have been largely successful in defining the battle in terms of community control of local schools; Ms. Lewis and several other opponents have likened their effort to the divisive school decentralization battles of the late 1960's.

Over the years many people were successful in defining the analogue of linear properties in metric spaces.

The Groundwater divide line or basin boundaries that separate the two adjacent basin recharge areas from each other must be drawn correctly to be successful in defining complex groundwater basin boundary conditions.

The strategy was successful in defining the quantitative relationships between carbon cycling (trophic conditions) and community structure (zonation and diversity), for those groups for which "species" lists were generated (harpacticoid copepods in the meiofauna, macrofauna, megafauna and fishes).

Whatever Congress and the administration ultimately decide about extending the Bush cuts, however, the narrow confines of the debate show how successful antitax groups have been in defining the terms used to discuss tax policy.

(Interviewee 16-health) Some practitioners did identify that joint working and sharing information was more successful in geographically defined places.

EGFR targeting with TKIs, such as gefitinib and erlotinib [ 10, 30], has proven successful in molecularly defined subsets of patients with non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), where specific mutations of the EGFR tyrosine kinase domain, but not protein expression, were predictive of the clinical efficacy [ 31].

Elucidating the knowledge base and skills needed to be a successful health services researcher will aid in defining the field's professional identity.

Forty-eight percent of the studies were successful where success was defined in terms of disinvesting or resource reallocation; and in 22% where success was defined in terms of adopting the framework for future use [ 10].