Sentence examples for successfully close from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the shrewd young people of Never Again will successfully close the racial gaps that have helped block gun-control legislation in the half-century since the murder of King.

When clicking into the accounts sections ("Address Books") under the app's Preferences, the "upgrade" pop-up window gets stuck and wouldn't go away, some of the buttons on the upgrade screen were unlabeled, and the "Maybe Later" dismal button didn't successfully close the window.

Out of our hypothetical 1,000 startups that successfully close a Pre-Series A round (e.g. a Seed or Angel round, a convertible note or equity crowdfunding round), we'd expect to see a little over 400 of them make it to Series A. In other words, our data set suggests that around 60percentt of companies that raise Pre-Series A funding fail to make it to Series A or beyond.

While the Lakers are healthy, they're clearly struggling to successfully close out another team over a 48-minute contest.

Seymour was one of only a few of Howe's commanders to successfully close with the French line, although he was unable to break through it.

The outcome of the 2012 presidential election will determine the federal education mandate but the true measure will be whether America can successfully close the racial disparities facing U.S. schools.

The first two COSA are soon to be successfully closed as the ex-prisoners now feel sufficiently reintegrated with the community.

The school also recently received a letter from the education minister commending them for successfully closing the progress gap between disadvantaged and other students at GCSE.

In the North Sea incident, as crew members were preparing to possibly abandon the rig, the blowout preventer was activated and successfully closed the oil pipe, averting a spill.

Real successfully closed down Barça's creative midfielders and pacy forwards and had much the better of the first half before Pepe crashed a header off the post in the 44th minute with the goalkeeper José Manuel Pinto well beaten.

As of Thursday, a collection of illegal virtual private networks, or VPNs, was successfully closed off by the ministry, making visits to Web sites deemed immoral or politically dangerous — like Facebook and Whitehouse.gov — nearly impossible.