Sentence examples for that succeed because from inspiring English sources
These aren't the sort of drives that succeed because of a broken play or two, or a missed tackle, blown assignment, what have you.
Simon Pegg, Nick Frost and Edgar Wright have made three films together; each of them sly, kinetic, expansive, reference-filled genre pieces that succeed because their combined love of the source material is so gloriously pronounced.
Saikat Chaudhuri, an assistant professor of business who specializes in mergers and acquisitions at Wharton, said private-equity firms "do use some aggressive tactics for cost reductions," but noted that companies that succeed because of cuts may create new jobs in the long run.
By Emily Nussbaum "Outlander" is a smart wartime drama that succeeds because it takes sex seriously.
This will frighten his purer public service critics, who long for innovation and programming that succeeds because it is different.
CANTON, OHIO -- The event was a reunion for people who were never supposed to meet, commemorating an act of charity that succeeded because it happened in secret.
And with 500 companies on the list, I avoided "outliers" that succeeded because of the unusual talent (or luck) of the founder.
But for the most part this is a deal that succeeded because it does not require either side to make meaningful compromises, in the sense of giving up something which is dear to them.
Her aides, concerned that she was viewed as too polarizing, were delighted at any day that passed without her saying anything that made big news; it was a campaign that succeeded because it was bland.
But this is a production that succeeds because it shows Oedipus not as the gods' puppet but as a man whose suffering is related to his character flaws; which is a classic definition of tragedy.
Mr. Greco says his story is one of hard work and penny pinching entrepreneurism that succeeded because he developed close personal bonds with Filipino living in remote villages near the islands of Panay, Mindanao and Busuanga.
