Sentence examples for successful intersection from inspiring English sources

This promise of education and technology's successful intersection is ripe with possibility.

Not unlike the older pilgrimage route that crossed several European cities - Way of St. James - which culminated in Santiago de Compostela's cathedral, cultural and business tourism has proven to be a rather (economically) successful intersection to support the revitalization of some urban or historical areas.

That attempt failed, the police said, but the next — at the same intersection — was successful.

He then set to work composing an e-mail pitch for a television offshoot of The Players Club — a roundtable of successful athletes discussing the "intersection of sports and money," like a cross between "The McLaughlin Group" and "Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel".

The result shows the successful cross of an intersection, without a collision.

As an architect, teacher and psychotherapist, Levitt's interests lie at the intersection between successful design and emotional development, a link perhaps not immediately obvious, but one that he convincingly argues is of critical importance...

Successful scientists working at the intersection of cell biology and human health are following this recipe for success, too, in slightly different variations.

It is a well-documented theory that successful innovation occurs at the intersection of familiarity and newness.

Dalits are the former 'untouchables.' Among the many firsts of this successful experiment with India's complicated intersection of caste and religion in politics was the use of caste among Indian Muslims.

The successful apps will lie at the intersection of root-cause change, solid science and user engagement.

Successful Collaborative Learning occurs at the intersection of these dimensions as the learners develop their sense of community and requisite digital competencies are applied to support critical inquiry.