Sentence examples for very successes from inspiring English sources
In some ways, Israel's very successes have widened the gulf.
Yet Rome's very successes in the 2nd century undermined these features, leading to profound changes in the republic's politics, culture, economy, and society.
Its thesis was that our amazing three decade run of the modern personal computer and Internet had been fueled by the "generative" characteristics of each – but stood vulnerable to security problems brought about by their very successes.
Keller shows us that the very successes that have stirred our imagination have also radically undermined the primacy of the gene word and object as the core explanatory concept of heredity and development.
The most important aspect of Dr Cameron's medicine for a sick society is that many of the ills he diagnoses are a consequence of the very successes of Margaret Thatcher in the economic arena, for which he professes a reverential admiration.
Speaking at a forum in Washington, Mr. Powell released what he said was new intelligence information demonstrating that some of the very successes cited by Hans Blix, the chief inspector for chemical and biological weapons, and others at United Nations, were actually not what they seemed.
Her message has seen some very real success.
But its very success made M.C.A. vulnerable.
Sea View's very success spelled its demise.
Part of Facebook's challenge is its very success.
