Example sentences of "the [noun sg] to success " in BNC.

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1 Nearly a century later , another bestselling American business story offered a different concept of heroism and a different description of the route to success .
2 Between 1927 and 1938 he appeared to have found the route to success .
3 All agreed that the tactical decision on whether to go east or west at Cape Finisterre had been the key to success .
4 In any event , the introduction of market pricers , and competition , was the key to success , he said .
5 The key to success Graham Rice visits Hazel Key at her famous pelargonium nursery .
6 The key to success
7 Organisation they say — though I 've never cracked it myself — is the key to success and you ca n't hope to be efficient unless , for a start , you have a tidy garden shed or garage , where most people store tools these days !
8 They see part of the key to success in clever ideas for retuning , which are secrets as closely guarded as the recipe for Coca Cola .
9 Within this , the traditional manager has little part to play , but management becomes the key to success as all teachers carry out both operational and managerial roles .
10 ‘ A high degree of professionalism is the key to success in today 's complex and competitive world . ’
11 They realise that a free-trade solution is required : the key to success will depend as much on political courage as diplomatic skill .
12 Pre-treatment is then the key to success .
13 Only those who buy records hold the key to success .
14 The key to success with such an approach is planning and communication such that everyone involved understands what is happening and their own role within the total picture .
15 The key to success is to :
16 Confidence is the key to success in partnerships : the more happy experiences the better .
17 If teachers are the key to success of the information skills development than they will require convincing that the new approach can work in practice or at least that there is a body of sound research which proves the efficacy of information skills in the curriculum .
18 The key to success in collecting information , however , is not so much the organizational ability of the clearinghouses , but the confidence of the librarians that their information and experience will be disseminated carefully , effectively , and , sometimes , with discretion .
19 Because this is the key to success .
20 The traditional and most important essence of life was obtaining a good education , which to the black immigrants was the key to success , a way out of the ruck .
21 The key to success , an article in the local paper informed me , was to sell yourself hard , but I had nothing to offer that anyone wanted .
22 It was , for example , the House of Lords which insisted upon the institution of conciliation machinery in the Race Relations Act 1965 , which experience elsewhere strongly suggested was the key to success but which the Commons had , strangely , omitted .
23 We all know that the key to success is preparation .
24 Often the key to success is maintaining at least a pair of species , and sometimes even a small group with one male and a few females is desirable .
25 Protecting your idea fast is the key to success , says Rogers in his new book , How To Make Money From Ideas And Inventions ( Kogan Page , Pounds 9.99 ) .
26 PROPER planning is the key to success for the thousands of smokers hoping to kick the habit in the New Year , according to an expert .
27 It could be the key to success because Coventry have free-running young players who can more than compensate for Quinn 's lack of mobility .
28 The key to success in the best practice approach is the involvement , and subsequently the commitment , of as many people as possible .
29 The key to success is to be able to recognize the different behaviours in yourself , to control them and to use this knowledge to develop your relationships .
30 RANGERS have been handed the key to success in the European Cup .
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