Sentence examples for far better success from inspiring English sources

Lowe had far better success against Philadelphia on Sunday than he did in the 2008 National League Championship Series for the Los Angeles Dodgers.

That said, the Japanese can take some solace from a far better success rate in having patents granted and in their patents being more frequently cited by other patents.The economic crisis caused many firms to cut R&D spending.

"Community programs that follow nationally recognized best practices and focus on improving family and educational functioning have far better success at turning youth away from delinquency and keeping them involved in productive activities.

Repeats of their episodes enjoy far better ratings success than repeats of just about anything else on television.

This proved a far better recipe for success than the Spanish model of concentrated wealth and authoritarianism.

But the trauma of Sept. 11 appears to give this proposal a far better chance of success than many of the other ideas that repeatedly arise in Washington to remake complicated or failing bureaucracies, like the perennial plans to restructure the Immigration and Naturalization Service.

People who master the ability to listen to customers and employees have a far better chance at success.

These data demonstrated that high school grades were far better predictors of success in college level courses than were standardized test scores in isolation.

And though we realize a single approach will not work for each threatened or endangered species, we do know from experience that a holistic approach has far better odds of success than a punitive one.

In reality, the VA has a far better record of success when it comes to the treatment of those broken by our wars than the military does of winning them, and yet its head administrator was forced to resign recently amid scandal and a media firestorm.

Anything that's done in a thoughtful, systematic and persistent way has a far better chance of success, than a scattered, halfhearted attempt.