Example collocations logo

Successes in sentence

473 examples of Successes in a sentence

Since then, international courts have had some major successes.
In fact, measuring progress at frequent intervals, and publicizing the successes and shortfalls, is vital to keeping the world on track to meet its ambitious long-term targets.
In fact, Europe’s biggest successes in promoting low-carbon energy have come from its feed-in tariffs, and carbon taxes in some countries, rather than its cap-and-trade system.
And yet, while the EU owes much to the multilateral trade system, since 2006, it, too, has shifted to bilateralism, scoring its biggest successes with free-trade agreements with Latin America and South Korea.
(And, even as we celebrate recent successes, problems such as drug resistance pose new challenges.)
Despite these successes, establishing independent media in China remains a daunting task.
For others, a much more immediate priority is to contain Iran, which, in digesting its recent successes, is developing a larger appetite.
These successes, combined with the 1990’s boom and the seeming durability of price stability, reinforced Greenspan’s exalted status.
Indeed, one explanation I have often heard for the political turmoil in France in May 1968 is that the French people were bored with the successes of General de Gaulle’s presidency and so took to the streets around the Sorbonne for fun.
Ironically, today’s pain stems from one of the great successes that emerging economies have achieved: the reduction of foreign-currency funding in favor of local-currency debt.
While the current agenda – centered on the so-called Millennium Development Goals – has produced significant successes, its failure to emphasize such cost-benefit analyses has prevented practitioners from fully optimizing limited resources.
But while it is tempting to see populism as a cause of global economic woes, the movement has, in fact, had only limited political successes so far.
Before, Prime Minister Kostov and his government could boast of successes in undoing the ruinous policies of the previous socialist government.
Winning the Fight Against Killer DiseasesMAPUTO – One of the greatest successes in development aid in the past decade has been the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria.
India achieved notable successes more recently, though much remains to be accomplished.
The poorest of the poor in sub-Saharan Africa and in remote areas of Latin America and Central Asia have not shared these successes.
The Global Security Threat of Antimicrobial ResistanceSEATTLE – Today we are faced with the harsh reality that the treatment or prevention of infectious diseases has not made quantum advances since the early successes of vaccines and antimicrobial therapies.
Given the risks involved, it is not surprising that pharmaceutical companies are very careful in their choice of investments in new drug or vaccine programs, selecting only those that promise financial gains sufficient to cover the costs of both successes and failures and provide a reasonable return on the required investment.
As a system, NASA is resistant to change, but inside there are thousands of people yearning to experiment and learn from both successes and failures.
These case studies can empower communities to replicate one another’s successes.
To be sure, there have been some successes, such as in India, which was certified polio-free in 2014, and in Nigeria, which interrupted transmission the same year.
But central banks’ successes fueled excessively high expectations, which encouraged most policymakers to leave their monetary counterparts largely responsible for macroeconomic management.
Australia should be proud of its successes, from which the rest of the world can learn a great deal.
It may even lead, through an accumulation of isolated successes, to a reintegration of Iran into the world community.
There were some successes last year, the most important being that our foreign debt, which restricts our economic sovereignty, is close to being paid off.
The successes of the growing Indian-American population have made it an influential minority in the US, including thousands of doctors and nurses, innovative Silicon Valley professionals (one of whom invented the Pentium chip, while another created Hotmail), the CEOs of Citigroup and Pepsi, two US astronauts, and the young governor of Louisiana – in addition to taxi-drivers, gas-station attendants, and clerks at all-night convenience stores.
Annual growth since 1999 has averaged 5.1% in Egypt, and 4.6% in Tunisia – not Chinese-style growth rates, to be sure, but comparable nonetheless to emerging-market countries like Brazil and Indonesia, which are now widely viewed as economic successes.
Too seldom do we note its achievements and successes, of which there have been many.
Marijuana regulation is already under consideration in Uruguay, while the various forms of decriminalization that have been introduced in Europe have been resounding successes.
Drawing comfort from his tactical successes in addressing the 1987 crash, he upped the ante in the late 1990s, arguing that the dot-com bubble reflected a new paradigm of productivity-led growth in the US.
Back