Sentence examples for as less successful from inspiring English sources

This galls Matt, who resents his friends' success, as less successful friends so naturally do, and scorns them as sellouts.

But the successes are often overlooked and don't get the same attention as less successful, but more hypey companies in San Francisco," Blake Bartlett, a partner at Boston-based venture firm OpenView, told Crunchbase News.

The latest of Figl-Migl's works, Ty tak lyubish eti filmy, which played with several popular genres (including the detective novel and the urban fantasy), had been judged by some critics as less successful than the earlier works.

We can all think of very successful sides where some of the players didn't get on with one another – Emlyn Hughes and Tommy Smith, Andy Cole and Teddy Sheringham – as well as less successful ones – Kieron Dyer and Lee Bowyer, John Hartson and Eyal Berkovic.

But what is successful to one person might be viewed as less successful to others.

Reconstruction of the laryngotracheal airway in pediatric burn victims has been described anecdotally as less successful than reconstruction performed in other populations.

If the study ran through 1999, including the megahits "The Sixth Sense" and "Armageddon" as well as some less successful films, Mr. Willis would be a plus.

Since taking over Esquire in June 1997, Mr. Granger had run a provocative, inventive, sometimes overreaching magazine, publishing some powerful long-form journalism, as well as some less successful experiments, like the profile of the singer Michael Stipe, which uneasily blended fact and fiction.

She subsequently edited Bogdanovich's final golden period film, Paper Moon (1973), as well as his less successful film Daisy Miller (1974).

But to regard a more difficult record as a less successful one would be a shame; as brilliant as Channel Orange was, Blonde is more adventurous, more vividly authored.

Nathan Rabin wrote in The A.V. Club that it is as ambitious but "less successful" than The College Dropout because of melodramatic lyrics and "symphonics" without a "strong narrative" to hold the songs together.