Sentence examples for failed than from inspiring English sources

During the early phases of colonization, far more colonies failed than succeeded.

Indeed, the question is less why the coup failed than why it was ever carried out.

Better to have tried and failed than never to have tried at all was a theme he embraced several times.

Fewer institutions failed than was widely expected, he noted, and the additional amount of capital required was less than one-tenth of what the market expected.

Even despite Iraq, Mr Blair has gone less because he has failed than because he and the public have had enough of each other.

"I would rather have tried and failed than have never tried at all," McDowell said, adding, "But no, yeah, I'm disappointed right now".

Better to fail than not try.

Many more innovations fail than succeed.

Far more airline start-ups fail than ever succeed.

The campaign is more likely to fail than to succeed.

Meanwhile, the Republican Party behaves as if it would rather see the country fail than Barack Obama succeed.