Sentence examples for successful techniques from inspiring English sources

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This new understanding led to highly successful techniques of immunization that could mobilize and stimulate the body's natural defenses against infectious disease.

Among the most successful techniques were giving the child small portions, always supervising the child around food, providing more nonfood rewards and treats, locking up food, keeping low-fat and low-calorie snacks on hand and devising special diets.

— The celebration started early Saturday, with poolside music and drinks, as partygoers passed around business cards and compared notes on successful techniques for evicting residents who try to stay in bank-owned property, a process they call "cash for keys".

He wants to use digital photography to break down the serves, forehands and backhands of the greatest players of all time, then let others modify their own swings to incorporate some of the most successful techniques.

The Toyoda family network includes two former prime ministers and seven big Japanese business empires.Other successful techniques include going into politics yourself (like the Rockefellers or the Kennedys), funding political campaigns and cultivating friendships with politicians.

Wal-Mart, meanwhile, has taken the most successful techniques from prototype stores and incorporated them into all new stores, and it continues to experiment with "high-efficiency" stores that save 20 to 45percentt in energy costs when compared with more traditional stores.

A successful technique is to appease parents rather than please them.

It is a breathtakingly successful technique, and Brown seldom stops for breath when answering, or not answering, questions.

Another, less successful, technique was the Planning, Programming, and Budgeting System (PPBS), introduced into the U.S. Department of Defense in 1961 and extended to the federal budget in 1965.

One is to see what can be done to improve the policy of controlled burns, a generally successful technique for clearing forests of debris and thus preventing even more devastating fires.