Sentence examples for less succeeded from inspiring English sources

They more or less succeeded in America, but they had a kind of price to pay emotionally".

Instead, the workers mostly looked for ways to go all bourgeois on us their own selves, and in much of the advanced world they more or less succeeded.

FOR the stirring announcement that scientists have more or less succeeded in mapping the human genome, the private sector deserves a lot of the credit.

After the Tompkins Square Park riots, in the late eighties and early nineties, the police more or less succeeded in evicting the anarchists who had for years colonized the park.

Iraq has more or less succeeded in opening the skies over Baghdad to renewed air traffic after a disputed but nonetheless observed 10-year ban, and after weeks of discussion, Council members cannot agree how to regulate flights.

Robert J. Blendon, a professor of health policy at Harvard, said that while the individual mandate had more or less succeeded in Massachusetts, it would have a much harder road to acceptance in states where more of the population is uninsured.

On this level, the 6 Series more or less succeeds.

It's meant to showcase its dancers, and more or less succeeds.

James P. Rigano, a partner at Certilman, Balin, Adler & Hyman in Hauppauge, N.Y. said it was "extraordinarily rare" for such claims to even reach court, much less succeed there.

The all-important relationship was of the subordinate pledging total obedience to the boss, who in turn protects him.In this working culture there was little room for talented women to survive, much less succeed.

Yet the chances of such talks taking place, much less succeeding, are considered slim since recent advances by Syrian government forces leave Mr. Assad with little incentive to give ground to rebel forces.