Sentence examples for successfully acted from inspiring English sources

Among other tasks, he successfully acted on a Duluth pizza tycoon's request to save a historic foghorn in the harbor.

We also investigated steering committee's level of involvement which successfully acted as a moderator for the research established relationships.

Defence lawyers tell of stories where they have successfully acted for people accused of terrorism offences, secured their acquittal, and seen them go on to lead productive and successful lives.

During the course of his career, which spans more than 50 years, Dieter Rams has successfully acted out these key principles again and again, pioneering some of the most successful and enduring products of the 20th century.

Based on the results obtained, the Cr film on Zircaloy-4 successfully acted as a corrosion protective layer, and arc ion plating was shown to be a corrosion protective coating system for ATF claddings.

The results indicated that the TiO2 nanoparticles which were synthesized by a microwave hydrothermal method were successfully acted as a photo-catalyst absorbed the UV beam; consequently the cross-linking of the PVA matrix was occurred during the membrane preparation via the UV-irradiated electrospinning process.

Nickel foam was synthesized by template-free hydrogen bubble-assisted electrodeposition and it successfully acts as a stress buffer preventing delamination.

Therefore, the inverse-opal PEDOT electrode could successfully act as an alternative counter electrode for DSSCs to replace Pt in the counter electrode.

If the Arab oil producers can successfully act unilaterally as a group, there would appear to be little that would prevent them, and other oil-producing nations, from taking price action on their own.

A novel triblock copolymer of ABC type was synthesized by RAFT polymerization with good control and successfully acts as a specific "adhesive" to "glue" the SiO2 nanoparticles (NPs) and Au NPs together to make a hybrid.

A thin Al2O3 layer deposited prior to quantum dot anchoring successfully acts as a barrier inhibiting electron recombination at the Zn/ZnO/electrolyte interface, resulting in power conversion efficiency of approximately 1% with an improved fill factor of 0.55.