Sentence examples for successful unit from inspiring English sources

It is, I think, the most successful unit of government in the State of California.

Talented consultant social workers (CSWs) are proving the lynchpin for a successful unit, demonstrating both good social work practice and the ability to educate participants by challenging them.

He tried unsuccessfully to sell the bank's most successful unit, MBNA, to raise cash, then took it public in 1991, investing $100 million of his own money to ensure the success of the initial sale of stock.

Greg and Laurel feel themselves to be, in every way, a less successful unit than Nicholas and Samina, who seem financially solid and happily married, and who have a child.

Only 12 years ago, in the wake of its 1998 World Cup title, the team seemed a model for a new France — multiethnic and multiracial and a successful unit.

Under the scheme, the complaints say, Enron executives shifted receivables owed by California utilities from the retail division to the wholesale division, effectively using the successful unit's profits to hide the losses.

Lincoln Re has been one of the most successful units of Lincoln National, a leader in life insurance and investment products, analysts said.

For 2003, NBC is projecting a record operating profit of $1.9 billion, which would make it one of the two most successful units of G.E. for a second year.

A hundred G.I.s and officers stormed the hamlet in military-textbook style, advancing by platoons; the troops expected to engage the Vietcong Local Force 48th Battalion — one of the enemy's most successful units — but instead they found women, children, and old men, many of them still cooking their breakfast rice over outdoor fires.

PAGE A34 Business GLOBAL CAR INDUSTRY WORRIES About Detroit's Struggles There are growing concerns that the problems of the Big Three automakers in the United States will weigh down their more successful units in Europe, Asia and Latin America, as the collapse of General Motors could have dire consequences for American parts makers around the world.

There were successful units on graphing, solving equations, and calculating probabilities.