Sentence examples similar to far lower success from inspiring English sources

Those missions will use a larger launch vehicle that has been under development for far less time, and that has so far shown a lower success rate.Those limitations should not curtail India's commercial interests.

Smith had surprised many by picking Ward, 26, over the 19-year-old Kyle Edmund, who is ranked far lower but has been enjoying success playing on clay.

Discriminant functions may discriminate controls from depressives with 98.33% accuracy (only one control is falsely classified) however the success rate is far lower for depressives (around 60% for all subtypes), however is still higher than chance (which would be 25% success).

For all the complaints about Afghanistan being uniquely corrupt, the problem is not so much the government, which certainly is predatory at times, and more that the dirty spoils of an out-of-control war economy are snapped up by factions or tribes, to the anger of other groups.The gloom might lift if the cynical observers of this war were to accept that the bar for success is now far lower.

However, another group of scientists attempted to replicate the findings of the 2010 Cell paper and found that their success rate was far lower than that of the Srivastava group.

And their unemployment rate was far lower.

At Phillips, the prices were far lower.

These have far lower estimates.

Official estimates put the numbers far lower.

Plus the marketing spends are far lower.

Other studies indicate far lower mortality rates.