Sentence examples for successful milestone from inspiring English sources

Many times this feedback will confirm that you are on the right track and/or be congratulatory when you have achieved a successful milestone to celebrate together.

Shona Robison, Minister for Commonwealth Games and Sport, said: "The athletes' village will be one of the most important aspects of the legacy of the 2014 Commonwealth Games, and this successful milestone shows we remain on track towards delivering an outstanding Commonwealth Games on time and on budget".

Websites such as IGN, GameSpot, GamesRadar, and 1UP.com retrospectively held Mega Man X as a successful milestone in transitioning the Mega Man series from its increasingly stale existence on the NES to the SNES.

And yet, Uribe's group is on the verge of another successful milestone: On Oct. 14, the band will release its debut album, "Cumbia Universal," at Dizzy's Club in New York's Lincoln Center.

Makarov made two more space missions that were among the successful milestones in the story of space.

The development of these vehicles was under a fixed price milestone-based program, meaning that each company that received a funded award had a list of milestones with a dollar value attached to them that they didn't receive until after they had successful completed the milestone.

"This monetization of patents is another major milestone toward successful emergence," Antonio M. Perez, Kodak's chief executive, said in a news release.

"This monetisation of patents is another major milestone toward successful emergence," said Kodak's chairman and chief executive officer Antonio Perez.

This is recognised as a key milestone in successful demonstration and future deployment of newly designed nuclear reactors.

"This monetization of patents is another major milestone toward successful emergence," Antonio M. Perez, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, said.

Target design became the next milestone for successful cyclotron production of 99mTc, resulting in thick molybdenum coatings for solid targets able to withstand prolonged irradiation of high beam currents accompanied by an easy recovery of 99mTc and recycling of 100Mo after end of beam (Stolarz et al., 2015; Hanemaayer et al., 2014).