Sentence examples for transient success from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, outside of their transient success in the late 1980s, there is a paucity of major honours.

Since then they have played the role of provincial upstarts, both experiencing spells of transient success in which they challenged Italian football's elite.

While few would balk at the £20,000 prize fund that goes with it, you only have to look at the fate of last year's winner, Speech Debelle, to be reminded how transient success can be.

In the past, it has been disappointing to see an entire sports team appointed MBE for transient success when those who have, unremunerated, given years of service have much higher hurdles to leap before they can hope [for] an award".

That decline, although offset in part by restructuring work, shows how transient success in investment banking can be.Mr Moelis has proved adept at surviving crises, but the banks he has worked for have not all been so fortunate.

It criticised the two researchers for poor experimental design, for their hasty remarks about the dangers of genetic modification, and for the fact that they broadcast their results in the mass media rather than the peer-reviewed scientific press.In this section X marks the spot Half-baked A transient success Proteins and particles ReprintsThat last criticism has now been addressed.

By and large, that has not been accomplished despite notable (though possibly transient) successes at the State Department and a few other places.

However, this area of research is now reaching an important milestone and its long-term significance will be defined by its ability to uncover the still elusive function of NG2 cells and their synapses in the brain, rather than by its sensational but transient successes at upsetting the old order established by neuronal physiology.

Obstacles to success are transient, and a more obliging phase kicks in after this week's awkward full Moon.

The earned success was transient, although she won another Tony in an update of Katharine Hepburn's journalist role in a musical of the film Woman of the Year (1981).

However, these treatments have transient efficacy and limited success due to side effects.