Sentence examples for weigh success from inspiring English sources
My PhD peers weigh success and our relative importance within the department by the number of teaching hours, and the breadth and variety of the courses on which they are invited to teach.
The two Chicagoans painstakingly weigh the success of their effort.
Newark officials said they would weigh the success of this year's program before they decided whether to apply for another grant.
This year's nominations reflect an attempt to more accurately represent and exalt the cultural landscape — to hold down at least some of what Ocean holds down — although voters continue to weigh commercial success at least as much (if not more than) creative merit or artistic risk-taking.
Pre-procedure evaluations considering complexity and indications are important, to weigh anticipated success rates into decision-making and consent.
As they weigh the successes and inadequacies of the criminal-justice-dominated approach to domestic violence, a handful of experts are calling for a repeal of mandatory arrest laws altogether.
It eliminated coverage for transplants including lung, heart, liver and bone marrow after weighing the success and survival rates for certain transplant procedures.
This was a foreign concept due to me solely weighing my success by recognition or hardware, but I vowed to stop playing small in my life out of fear that I would not be the best.
On top of this, investors must weigh the likely success of Wal-Mart's expansion overseas where, in the longer term, the firm will have to find the bulk of its growth.
Then, the methodology section presents the core of the methods used for the study and the results in predicting success of the concerned LRT line and other findings, as well as the analysis of national ranking by ridership as a reference to weigh a possible success or failure of a LRT project.
On the other hand, they are Democrats: any Republican successes weigh against them, and some would prefer to oppose Straus and Company no matter what.
