Sentence examples for dissimilar successes from inspiring English sources

"We expected to be surprised, and we were; we expected to compare wildly dissimilar successes, and we did.

Had it not been for a deal between left and right, Italy would have become as deadlocked as Spain since its general election in December, and for a not dissimilar reason: the success of new political movements outside the mainstream.

It has meant that very dissimilar types of school, success stories and strugglers, have come under the same brand.

Our definition of technical success is slightly dissimilar to conventional reporting standards [8] because angiographic appearances alone at the conclusion of 90Y radioembolization may not necessarily reflect the actual microsphere biodistribution [12, 14].

A unifying concept among the discussions was that dissimilar funding structures and metrics of success may be required to accommodate the various levels of readiness and stages of knowledge development found throughout our community.

Such prediction of binding sites which depends on structural similarity of protein surfaces is useful and accurate and can enjoy success in structures with dissimilar folding patterns.

What must be added to FEO to respond to this difficulty is some sensible continuity requirement, so that if two individuals' capacities to develop skills through schooling are "close", the developed skills they acquire (and ultimately their competitive success) should not be "too dissimilar".

He achieved his success in a manner not dissimilar to Derek Underwood a generation later.

The taxpayer's success in carrying on similar or dissimilar activities is also relevant, and that too was of no help to Steve.

These techniques are based on essentially dissimilar concepts and thus attain different levels of success.

The Republicans based their success on an alliance of those two quite dissimilar constituencies.