Sentence examples for successfully mean from inspiring English sources

She concludes from this that there are disparities between what we strictly speaking say, the propositions we verbally express, and what we successfully mean that are subtler than those exhibited in classical Gricean implicatures.

The test showed that VE marks for students that performed the in-video quizzes successfully (mean rank = 31.58) were statistically significantly higher than for the students who did not complete the assignment (mean rank = 17.35), U = 137, z = −3.59, p = .000 (p < 0,05).

But to publish them successfully  meant that many problems had to be solved.

And for O'Reilly, to do it successfully means adding value where he sees something that really matters.

To do localism successfully means "changing the way we govern, as well as the structure of taxation".

I found early on that coleading this project successfully meant focusing on three central tasks, all of which revolve around communication.

"My brother had previously taken part in the apprenticeship and is now working in the industry, so I know from his experience that if you work hard and take the opportunities it gives you, coming through this scheme successfully means you are very highly regarded in the industry – it opens a lot of doors.

Repeating successfully means the same focus and due diligence on cash you had the first time around.

Where there is a disparity between what is said and what is successfully meant in either direction, the disparity needs to be pretheoretically discernible at least in broad outline, or Gricean conversational inferences won't get off the ground in the first place.

Yet to do so successfully means starting small.

Implementing customized career planning successfully means helping each employee: clarify and define their preferred working style; create their optimal personal working profile; leverage their strengths; develop their potential and engage in their work and future fully.