Sentence examples for far from successful from inspiring English sources

"They have been far from successful".

Some business decisions, though, were far from successful.

S. Vietnam's role in its defense is still far from successful.

Oddly enough, if Poleksic was trying to tilt the match toward more goals, he was far from successful.

Hobbes thus attempted a synthesis of the natural-law and command traditions, though some scholars think he was far from successful.

The pilot program appears to have been far from successful, according to the Georgetown report: H.M.O.'s fled because of low reimbursement rates.

After Mitt Romney's far-from-successful overseas tour, foreign policy — an issue where Republicans long held an advantage over Democrats — received relatively little attention.

It is a legacy of the sport's history – from Johnson to the Balco scandal, which brought down Marion Jones – that the swirl of rumour is never far away from successful athletes.

Coover's often avant-garde work was far from commercially successful, but he had a vast influence on a generation of postmodern writers, including David Foster Wallace, Dave Eggers, and Rick Moody.

No 52 Manhattan Directed by Woody Allen 1979, 12A, MGM Woody Allen's films constitute an oeuvre, a consistently individual, though far from consistently successful, body of work.

When it comes to extending the brand, Wolf could take a page from Coca-Cola: Never stray too far from a successful formula.