Sentence examples for achieving partial success from inspiring English sources

THE campaign by China's president, Jiang Zemin, against the Falun Gong may be achieving partial success on the Chinese mainland, but supporters of the strange quasi-Buddhist movement in Hong Kong are far from cowed.

The tunnel has been described as "the greatest Roman tunnel" (Encyclopedia Americana) despite initially only achieving partial success, and was the longest such tunnel until the construction of that of Mont Cenis in 1876.

They felt that the ASHAs were achieving partial success as service extenders [ 2] but that the incentive system was preventing them from being cultural mediators or broader social change agents.

Two other missions achieved partial success.

It therefore achieves partial success in improving the electrochemical properties of the LiCoPO4 cathode material, which is especially crucial for energy storage to be applied in electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid electric applications.

One, which stressed continued development of the light infantry tactics that had achieved partial success in World War I, found particular favour in Germany, where the Reichswehr was prohibited from developing and deploying heavy weapons and where the chief of staff, Hans von Seeckt, built an elite army that would cut through the defense "like a knife through butter".

Now, finally, he has achieved partial success in a patient.

Decision makers believed that DM programs had only achieved partial success in reaching the 2 main goals of improved quality of care and cost savings.

Cell therapy protocols, using different types of stem cells, have achieved partial success.

Cells integrate in the host's retina but they achieve partial success in establishing synaptic connections in vivo.

After second surgery, 20 (74.07%) cases achieved full success; three (11.11%) cases achieved partial success, and only four (14.81%) cases failed again.