Sentence examples for thought successful from inspiring English sources
After a year those thought successful (about half) received more cement plus steel rods.
I felt like, to be successful, I needed to do that, too, so I was acting a lot like what I thought successful leadership looked like.
Instead, he published books, most notably "Art into Landscape, Landscape into Art" (PDA, 1983), filled with photographs, many of his own works, framing landscaped views both natural and manmade that he thought successful.
This research assesses: i) the perception of farmers towards different types of management strategies and CPB's costs; ii) the biomass yield of citrus branches and the impact of CPB on soil properties; iii) how CPB affects soil erosion and runoff generation in citrus plantations; and, iv) a discussion about how to favour the use of CPB thought successful policies.
Thus, CAM plants are able to inhabit many diverse habitats in the tropics and are not, as commonly thought, successful predominantly in dry, high-insolation habitats.
And I get particularly frustrated because I think successful African-Americans focus too much time and attention on achieving more success and wealth at the upper ranks.
Regarding Amazon Books's impact on independent bookstores, Bass said: "We think successful stores will remain successful.
But I think successful visions underpin successful cities," says Tim Dixon, who is a researcher on the Retrofit 2050 project.
He thinks successful entrepreneurs share many common characteristics, including the ability to play out great ideas into practice, the ability to recruit the right people, and what he calls the "passion and the discipline" to be a leader.
"There were tense but I think successful talks in the Department of the Interior between Fish and Wildlife and BLM about what those plans needed to contain to recommend a 'not warranted' listing.
"You have this growing, and, I think, successful, set of policies and regulations that unions have been really instrumental in pushing," he said.
