Übersetzung für "Durchaus erfolgreich" in Englisch

In every case, students found success.

In the early 1930s the R-XIII was quite a successful plane for its purpose.

They are very good at coming up with cost benefit models that take up the whole United States, in input/output matrices.

Very successfully, too. But some people won't regard that as a qualification.

Quite successfully now and then, look at Elvis Costello, Neil Tennant or Phillip Sollmann.

Some of these programmes are certainly both successful and necessary.

They were successful up to a point.

In their view, they have been completely successfully in so doing.

Lennard Salm is fifty and enjoys significant success as an artist around the world.

And we can see that he has been very successful over the last two thousand years.

And they were certainly successful," explained the lecturer.

A lot of people tend to forget that German farmers are particularly successful market players.

This shows that, with the right measures, road safety programmes can succeed.

Concerning the production of basic feed of a high quality the project was successful.

The Commission has always attempted to do this and I do believe that it has succeeded in its aim.

However, water can be successfully injected directly into the fresh air inlet 6 d with this connection.

However, calculations of the researchers show that conservation measures can be quite useful and successful.

By systematically exploiting gravure’s specific advantages it is possible to make a successful incursion into the commercial sector.

Did you feel any pressure to follow up such a successful album as Oceanborn was?

The European Union and the Federal German Republic have certainly used the European structural fund resources successfully to improve the situation in the Objective 1 regions in the new Federal Länder and the Objective 2 and 5b regions in the old Federal Länder, although unfortunately there were considerable delays in the latter case, Commissioner.

I believe that the OECD has been completely successful, as mentioned earlier, and as an Austrian I am of course proud of the leading part played in that success by Franz Vranitzky.

I believe that an inspectorate operating in a vacuum, as Mr Bösch called it, can indeed be successful if it is endowed with a sufficient number of first-class personnel.

You are aware that we have the Marie Curie programme, which is a success, but we would like to double the resources in the proposals allocated to assisting the mobility of young researchers, and also to create grants to attract researchers to Europe, so that Europe once again becomes an attractive option for the best researchers in the world including third countries.