Sentence examples for considerably more success from inspiring English sources
During this time, Mendel also described newly discovered plant species, with considerably more success than his honeybee work provided.
The department has had considerably more success in attracting immigrants who can pass its careful background checks than either the F.B.I. or the C.I.A. has had.
She went on to enjoy considerably more success on network radio, hosting the all-star variety series The Big Show (1950 52).
Populism had, in fact, never sold in any presidential campaign Shrum participated in (as opposed to his House, Senate and gubernatorial races, in which it enjoyed considerably more success).
The message here is that the pro-life lobby had considerably more success in slow-walking a nominee than the conservative lobby is likely to have in opposing national health care.
He gives the same shot another go, with considerably more success, a few moments later, and secures his half-century with a six! 9.41am GMT 32nd over: England 131-3 (Root 42, Morgan 29) Morgan hits Watson down the ground again!
Male helpers enhance reproductive success, but considerably more so in good acorn crop years, when each helper corresponds to an additional 0.45 fledgling, than in poor acorn crop years, when each helper corresponds to only 0.10 offspring (Table 1).
In Britain, where the band began in 1990 and reformed without Robbie Williams with great success in 2007 considerably more than A Million Love Songs would have gone unheard without panicked phone calls this week.
For all Blavatnik's social success, his working life was considerably more difficult.
The Billy Fury pic Play It Cool was considerably more commercially viable, no doubt inspired by the success of Cliff Richard's Young Ones film.
