Sentence examples for be particularly successful from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it is unlikely that any kind of censorship would be particularly successful, as the problem lies as much with underlying attitudes as it does with the adverts or jokes themselves.

And while the documents in the Illinois case show that Mr. Blagojevich was thinking about naming himself to replace Mr. Obama, such a strategy has not shown to be particularly successful.

A consultant told Gill that the treatment – which is about four times the cost of chemotherapy – would be "particularly successful" with his kind of cancer and that he would have recommended it if the writer had had private health insurance.

A previous MMR catch-up campaign in 2008 was not thought to be particularly successful, but Salisbury said the new one would be better co-ordinated, higher profile and would also work more effectively to identify those children who missed out on vaccination.

It is these vertical opportunities that we think will be particularly successful in New York.

When this happens, it's clear that their idea is not novel nor will it be particularly successful nor is their attitude particularly conducive to growth.

That initial exhibition was particularly successful.

Neither incarnation was particularly successful.

This year has been particularly successful.

Delia Brown hasn't been particularly successful at this game.

Mr. Aitken was particularly successful as a ceramicist.