Sentence examples for successfully defeat from inspiring English sources

"As cybercrime can originate anywhere in the world, international cooperation is crucial to successfully defeat cyber adversaries," it said.

That action by Pakistani military was a lesson to American commanders in Afghanistan in how to successfully defeat terrorists.

It undermines the notion that we must always be on a war footing at home, willing to sacrifice certain principles whether it be our ban on torture or habeas corpus rights to successfully defeat the enemy.

A surge in hope had swept across Kenya when Mwai Kibaki, of the Party of National Unity (PNU), became the first opposition leader to successfully defeat the 24-year authoritarian rule of Daniel arap Moi, leader of the Kenyan African National Union in 2002 - 10 years after multi-party democracy was first introduced.

For a minute there, I thought RIM might have another patent fight in 'em, especially after seeing Qualcomm successfully defeat the Finnish giant in an unrelated patent dispute earlier this year.

The analysis documents that from 1976 to 2001 powerful organizations and individuals employed active strategies of avoidance, defiance, and manipulation to successfully defeat proposals that would have required all public companies to assess and publicly report on their internal controls over financial reporting.

Kyle, who has successfully defeated cancer twice, will be paid $250,000.

Earlier this month, HMRC successfully defeated a scheme used by the brewery giant Greene King called Project Sussex, which had been marketed by Ernst & Young.

Since 1968, no one in either party has successfully defeated at the Convention the candidate who won a plurality of the primaries and the caucuses.

The city is also filled with villain boss battles, and successfully defeating a boss gives the player the opportunity to buy them as a playable character.

Mr. Buchanan successfully defeated efforts by a Reform Party faction led by the Natural Law Party's presidential nominee, John Hagelin, to deny him the Reform nomination and the federal money.