Sentence examples for lessening success from inspiring English sources

After the mid-1960s Burke continued to record but with lessening success, last placing a record on the rhythm-and-blues chart in 1978.

It is important that such strategies are cost-efficient and resistant to environmental conditions which would lessen their success.

Smokers are six times more likely to develop gum disease than their non-smoking counterparts, and tend to develop more serious gum disease which often requires tooth extraction, as smoking lessens the success rate of other treatments.[5].

From the US perspective they have been the only effective boots on the ground in Syria and their success lessens the pressure on Washington to commit more US ground troops to defeating Islamic State.

The company has scaled at speed over the past few years, but growth is slowing down in line with lessening demand in China and a realization that replicate its domestic success overseas will take time.

This impatience forces them to try to make new businesses get very big very fast, an approach that actually lessens their chances of success.

Although its commercial impact was lessened by the ongoing success of the parent album, "Something"/"Come Together" was certified Gold by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) on 27 October.

The political divisions that prevented the Security Council from giving the war its blessing before it began are not lessening now that it is under way.What has gone rightWhere is the evidence of military success?

But the pressure is lessening.

Just possibly, outflows may be lessening.

The urge to save may be lessening.