Sentence examples for successful tradition from inspiring English sources

From Serena Williams beating the Key Biscayne traffic by bicycle a couple of years ago to Novak Djokovic taking a morning ride before a Wimbledon semi-final, tennis players have established a rich and often successful tradition of riding the road to success.

But in all essentials, the Serpentine Pavilion is a brilliantly successful tradition.

One Italian corporation, Olivetti, has a long and successful tradition of cultural sponsorship.

Harlem Hospital Center has a successful tradition of training dentists, physicians, and surgeons.

If this sport's going to be successful, tradition states that those who make a profit off of it reinvest.

This split has deep roots in American political history, and each side can claim a long, noble and successful tradition.

Supporters of SUNY's move to Division I caution patience, noting that building a successful athletics tradition takes time.

Although Notre Dame has a long and successful football tradition, it has not won a national championship since 1988.

Another seemingly successful Met tradition — the series devoted to Metropolitan Museum Artists in Concert, an acclaimed ensemble headed by the cellist Edward Arron, which only a month ago celebrated its tenth anniversary — is being put aside.

It reverses 30 years of relative neglect, and it continues a long and successful American tradition of investing in education as a driver of both opportunity and higher incomes.

President Obama and the members of Congress who wrote the Affordable Care Act broke with this successful reform tradition by rejecting the option of expanding Medicare or otherwise building on existing tax-based social insurance programs.