Sentence examples for which successful from inspiring English sources
It's something that has probably always been around but it was given a label in the 1970s to describe the phenomenon in which successful people cannot internalise, or 'own', their successes.
Israel is a society in which successful people are rarely praised.
The country in which successful and internationally acclaimed men like Peter Aalbæk Jensen and Lars von Trier are untouchable.
Principals need to foster a team approach in which successful reading instruction becomes the priority in our schools.
Journalism's bad rap and the contempt with which successful women are often held hardly make another scenario possible.
The maneuver was a breathtaking demonstration of the extent to which successful artists call the shots these days.
According to the estate agent's brochure [pdf download], it provided a gross income of £754,098 a year from rents, which successful asset management could substantially increase.
Gabriella is the kind of gilded trap from which successful child actresses have struggled to free themselves since Shirley Temple, not always with graceful exits.
Like a business in which successful strategies can be measured in sales, applications to George Washington University Law School have almost doubled since 1998.
This will be modelled on Michael Gove's "superheads" programme, in which successful headteachers take over failing schools, and follows the introduction of Ofsted-style inspections for hospitals.
He also said he is determined to make money in the theater, a business in which successful shows are about as common as light traffic in Times Square.
