Sentence examples for even more unsuccessful from inspiring English sources

Discrimination between the strains based on their biochemical and serological characteristics is even more unsuccessful [ 9, 10].

Even more unsuccessful was supplementation with folic acid in 1,021 subjects, which increased the risk of recurrence of multiple or larger colorectal adenomas [ 251].

The experience of sitting for it had been a trial for the self-conscious Charlotte, who had collapsed into mortified tears when asked by the artist to remove something odd from the top of her head (he thought it was possibly a bit off the inside of her hat, but it may have been, even more embarrassingly, an unsuccessful hairpiece).

Complicating the reentry process and increasing the threat of unsuccessful reentry even more, present deinstitutionalization trends indicate an increase in the reentry population, in the not so distant future.

But before she froze her eggs, Fox says she was "single and desperate to have kids of my own," which made for an unsuccessful and even more unfulfilling dating life. .

Despite the huge medical and social toll of dementia, research into new drug treatments has been largely unsuccessful – making prevention even more important.

While Gardner's attempt to slip STATES Act provisions into the FIRST STEP Act was ultimately unsuccessful, he was even more correct on this point than his statement revealed.

We examine why we misperceive risk and even unearth a refreshing upside of failure that unsuccessful entrepreneurs may be even more attractive to potential employers.

Always bear in mind that if a successful placement can launch your career, an unsuccessful one can be even more valuable if it prevents you from making a career faux-pas.

The largely unsuccessful campaign to popularise Australia Day became even more urgent in the 1980s, not least because of the looming 200th anniversary of white settlement.

More worryingly, occasionally it succeeds by embracing even more hardcore values, as Golden Dawn has done in Greece, using largely unsuccessful permutations like the National Political Union (EPEN) and the Patriotic Alliance (Patris) to harden their image.