Sentence examples for the conspicuous success from inspiring English sources

The idea that a private school is directly responsible for the conspicuous success of its graduates is as wrong as the idea that a troubled public school is directly responsible for its students' failures.

Proliferation of portable, wireless-enabled laptop computers and PDAs, cost-effective deployment of access points, and availability of the license-exempt bands and appropriate networking standards contribute to the conspicuous success of IEEE 802.11 WLANs.

Oak Ridge is the repository of the centrifuges, raw uranium and other nuclear equipment that the United States shipped out of Libya this year, in the most conspicuous success story yet of how to disarm a country without attacking it.

At the same time the University of Florence, with conspicuous success, resumed the teaching of Greek, which had been unknown in the West for 700 years.

Coho were transplanted into Lake Michigan, U.S., and Canada, as a game fish in the 1970s, with conspicuous success.

Thames TV was an early client at Howell Henry Chaldecott Lury, the agency he led with conspicuous success in the 1990s and which created the iconic Tango and Pot Noodle ads.

(The movement's most conspicuous success story of the moment is Greta Gerwig, whose methods in "Lady Bird," though not improvisational, embody the same sense of personal implication that energized her early performances in mumblecore films).

Their electoral performance has been wilting ever since Millhead, for the want of a conspicuous success.

The show became a conspicuous success with a known celebrity at its helm.

The chinook salmon was introduced into Lake Michigan of the U.S. Great Lakes with conspicuous success, creating a new sport fishery there after the virtual elimination of lake trout by sea lampreys.

The slate of officers of the Squadron is called "the bridge," and Captain Jack's tenure at the top of the bridge has been a conspicuous success.