Sentence examples for which succeed by from inspiring English sources

But it describes competition among traditional "pipeline" businesses, which succeed by optimizing the activities in their value chains most of which they own or control.

Mr. Douglas-Fairhurst's "Becoming Dickens" turns out to be a considerably more revealing and groundbreaking study, which succeeds by focusing, narrowly, on the early years in Dickens's career as a writer in the 1830s when he was trying "to come to terms with the events that had made him into the person he was, and to work out what kind of writer he might yet become".

Brodie's interest in psychology during this period was heightened by family problems: her mother attempted suicide three times, the second by cutting herself with a Catholic crucifix and the third (which succeeded) by setting herself on fire., The Stevens biography took the better part of a decade to complete.

Emily Nussbaum on two new shows from ABC which succeed as mainstream family sitcoms by slipping rude ideas into a polite format.

This unintentionally helps al-Qaeda, which succeeds not by killing people but by sowing fear.

The first factory here failed in the panic of 1857, but a few years later, Maynard helped reorganize the business into the Assabet Manufacturing Company, which succeeded instantly by producing blankets and flannels for the Union Army.

These concepts are usually at odds with building a company, which succeeds only by generating and maintaining competitive advantage through barriers to entry.

Max Steiner, composer for such classics as "Gone With the Wind" and "King Kong," even won an Oscar for a replacement score (1944's "Since You Went Away," which succeeded music by the now-forgotten Alexander Tansman).

Seeking to influence the Obama administration's policies toward Colombia, the group recommended delaying ratification of a long-awaited trade deal until Colombia's government vigorously and effectively confronts the criminal groups, which succeeded paramilitaries formed by landowners decades ago to combat guerrillas.

The government's junta which succeeded Jean-Claude Duvalier was led by Gen. Henri Namphy.

A place which succeeds brilliantly, not least by drawing equally on all its talents, black and white, male and female.