Sentence examples for successfully defined from inspiring English sources

And so far it seems to be working; the coalition has successfully defined the reforms as a liberation, and all opposition as "paternalistic".

But evangelicals, newly mobilised, have successfully defined themselves as a minority whose rights need to be protected.

Craig Robinson, an Iowa Republican strategist, dubbed the Rubio campaign's move as "pretty savvy" given the obstacles Rubio will face if he is successfully defined as being "pro-amnesty".

Going into the fourth quarter, several analysts said that Verizon Wireless had done a good job of differentiating itself as providing the most reliable service, while T-Mobile successfully defined itself as the lowest-price competitor.

Business groups have successfully defined EFCA as a power-grab by greedy, cartoonish union bosses who would use the new law to pressure workers into organising.

If he has successfully defined the two larger parties in the mind of the Hartlepool electorate, if they see the Tories as yesterday's party and Mr Blair as a man who has betrayed trust behind a cloak of secrecy, then Mr Kennedy's conference speech will have been a triumph.

Once again, WoW successfully defines what an MMO should be about.

These bars successfully define the different periods, but at the expense of the aesthetic experience of the painting.

Fig. 6 Fluorescence of a sample A, b sample B, c sample C, and d sample D. We used photolithography to successfully define and pattern square- and hexagonal-structured VACNT bundles.

Church scholars have pointed out that there is no example of symphonia successfully defining church-state relations in our times, and the recent history of the Russian Orthodox church indicates that, faced with the power of the Kremlin, it has no interest in becoming a moral force.

Hmmm, so Cuccinelli is letting the days go by without laying out an agenda or successfully "defining himself?" Sounds like the comparison to Romney is just as apt.