Sentence examples for incomplete success from inspiring English sources

"U.S. forces and policies are completing the radicalization of the Islamic world, something Osama bin Laden has been trying to do with substantial but incomplete success since the early 1990's," he writes.

Could some Harvard students, so accustomed to individual success, be defaulting to more assured rewards in order to avoid the risks of failure inherent in service to larger causes, with its perpetual state of incomplete success and need for communal action?

The preferred approach on the management of displaced pediatric SCHF is closed reduction and percutaneous pinning [14, 32, 33]; however, this technique requires experience and it is not free of complications or incomplete success.

Intelligence sources inside Russia claim the government in Moscow regards the campaign to influence the election as "a resounding, if incomplete, success," the Washington Post reported Thursday.

If we do not take advantage of these tools and strategies, the only choices left will be immunizations which have a measured though incomplete success, and avoidance which has shown to be problematic as a lone strategy.

[He] is out to drastically alter U.S. and Western policies toward the Islamic world," and largely succeeded: "U.S. forces and policies are completing the radicalization of the Islamic world, something Osama bin Laden has been trying to do with substantial but incomplete success since the early 1990s.

"At the same time, [when] the competition is crumbling all around it Liquid Audio is in a position to capitalize on the incomplete successes of its competitors".

Of course, to be honest, he'll also have to say how fragile and incomplete this success is.

12 Boshuisen et al, 20 in a study performed on children with intractable epilepsy, found that AED withdrawal did not affect long-term seizure outcome but may unmask incomplete surgical success sooner, identifying children who need continuous drug treatment.

Promise Neighborhoods was inspired by the example of the Harlem Children's Zone, which over the last decade has compiled a solid, though still incomplete, record of success in the 97 blocks of central Harlem where it operates.

But their resentment has so far looked containable.What makes these successes incomplete?