Sentence examples for successful role in from inspiring English sources
For all the defects of a rushed privatisation, rail has evolved into a privately run public transport system playing a critical and successful role in the economy.
His campaigning played a more successful role in helping to save the Settle-Carlisle Railway when it was threatened with closure in the 1980s.
President Obama quickly issued a statement in support of Boston's bid, joining a chorus ranging from Nancy Pelosi to Mitt Romney, whose successful role in leading the preparations for the Salt Lake City Games helped to relaunch his political career.
For these robots to play a successful role in people's professional and personal lives, they need to display the kind of efficient and satisfying interaction that humans are accustomed to from each other.
It envisions an anti-violence campaign that engages Syrian mothers, wives and all women with help from women in other countries who have played a successful role in the cessation of armed conflict.
By 1998, when it came time to negotiate life after Sydney, I.B.M. was basking in praise for its successful role in the 1998 Winter Games in Nagano, Japan, and wondering how much longer it wanted to spend ever-increasing amounts on the Games.
Successful roles in Broadway musicals led to Hollywood and Hope's big hit, "The Road to Singapore" (1940), with Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lamour.
Mathews developed a one-man play called At Home, in which he revived each of his most successful roles in a single evening.
Besides music, Mr. Martin began an acting career, which led to success in Mexico (he won their equivalent of an Academy award) and two major successful roles in America -- Miguel on "General Hospital" and Marius in "Les Miserables" on Broadway.
Indeed, his most successful role was, in a way, his first: in 1985, aged 16, Brolin starred in the Steven Spielberg-produced The Goonies.
They must be exposed to successful role models in math and science, and encouraged to adopt a "growth mindset" as opposed to a "fixed mindset" which limits potential.
