Sentence examples for successful to create a from inspiring English sources

Hatherley sees the rejection of social housing and the deification of owner-occupation in explicitly political terms: as an attempt, for the most part successful, to create a conservative, property-obsessed society.

Later, as home secretary, Peel sponsored the first successful bill to create a professional police force in England.

The CSX, a result of a successful attempt to create a luxury model more in line with Canadian preferences, is sold only in Canada.

"The idea – if the workers were successful – was to create a piece that would be useful as organizing and educational tool," Lears said.

The Aura was a modestly successful attempt to create a European-style sport sedan, and it has had plenty of admirers.

That question arises in the wake of the French government's successful effort to create a French pharmaceutical giant, regardless of what shareholders might have preferred.

In the mid-1980's he led a successful effort to create a base-closing commission that would list unneeded military installations and force Congress to accept or reject the entire list, thus preventing logrolling to keep pet bases open.

Therefore we need to start considering ELNs that can work in this context, and to work out how we can re-use existing successful software to create a better ELN platform.

In May 1998 Blair led a successful referendum campaign to create a new assembly for London and to establish the city's first directly elected mayor.

In "Torpor," published in 2006, Sylvie reckons with her ambiguous relationship with an older and more visibly "successful" man, tries to create a more stable domestic life, grieves her abortions, and ultimately wants to adopt an orphan.

Several techniques have been proposed to seal the path of the needle after its removal to reduce the risk of pneumothorax and haemorrhage; the most successful option is to create a blood patch with autologous venous blood [33, 34].