Sentence examples for successfully upon from inspiring English sources
But again leadership mattered — most importantly in Mikhail Gorbachev's unintended acceleration of the demise of the Soviet Union, but also in the successful choices made by Ronald Reagan and Bush that allowed the United States to capitalize successfully upon the structural changes.
That brave new world has seen so-called no-frills carriers ask for a fraction of what Delta used to charge, and preying successfully upon its routes.
The participants of the 1973 Gordon Conference on Nucleic Acids drafted a resolution, which warned about the potential health risks of hybrid DNA molecules and called successfully upon the National Institutes for Health (NIH) to develop safety guidelines [11].
Initially, we constructed IDLVs carrying ZFN monomers (Single-IDLVs) and found them to be able to deliver their gene-editing payload to K562 cells successfully upon cotransduction, with minimal cytotoxicity.
where D ideal HOL represents the minimum time required in the CP to transmit an 802.11 frame successfully, upon the first attempt, and is equal to Ts. Ideal queuing delay is given by the Pollaczek-Khinchine formula [12] D ideal Queuing = ρ 2 μ 1 - ρ 1 + c v 2 (20).
It might be done successfully, upon the positions taken by this court in respect to the rights of European monarchs to Indian lands in North America, in Johnson v. McIntosh.
Angelou successfully draws upon her previous works, and is able to build upon the themes she has already explored; for example, Angelou threatens the gang leader who has been threatening her son, a powerful incident when considered in light of Angelou's rape in I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings.
Television and the recording industry have, to some degree, successfully intruded upon this prerequisite.
Ms. Stanton said residents were told it "would be a neighborhood theater that could successfully draw upon brownstone residents".
Their creations are the selves they successfully impose upon those with whom they come in contact while they are engaged in an imposture.
Thomas and Charlotte Sexton, of Kentucky, were successfully foreclosed upon by a mortgage trust that, according to court records, does not exist.
