Sentence examples for lesser success from inspiring English sources

But if these – or other – tests showed lesser success, or even failure, there is no provision for any remedial action.

"I'm not predicting any greater or lesser success than last time," Senator Byron Dorgan, Democrat of North Dakota, said in an interview after the vote.

And as international tensions grew and the prospect of war became daily more real, he began to prepare himself for the inevitable with something approaching relish, while pursuing, with greater or lesser success, his cross-Atlantic career.

Always he found talent to be intimately linked to joie de vivre, ability to gaiety, and craftsmanship to human flourishing, and he proceeded accordingly, with sometimes greater, sometimes lesser success and skill.

Nothing could be more alien to his temperament than the 90s' bland optimism that history was over and the whole world must converge, with greater or lesser success, on the model of the United States of America.

Focuses on co-designing and co-conducting research with community partners at various stages of the research process; examination of actual cases in which PAR-like methods have been used with greater or lesser success; and interaction with community members, organizations, and individuals who have been involved in PAR collaborations.

As a result of Lesser's success, in January he will be promoted to become North American CEO of WPP's advertising media company, GroupM.

Not only am I familiar with these ideas, I too, make manifestos about them (with different conclusions and forms, and to lesser mainstream success).

One of the lesser known success stories in global health is about the progress we have made over the past decade in controlling and eliminating neglected tropical diseases or NTDs.

But he also includes lesser-known success stories, like Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where 3,000 vacant parcels are being re-imagined as gardens and urban farms, and San Francisco's Please Touch community garden, designed so the blind and visually impaired so can also have a multi-sensory nature experience.

As a traumatic year draws to a close it's not all doom and gloom, though, as Guardian writers celebrate some lesser-reported successes for humanity, from emissions levels and deaths in conflict to the fights against disease and poverty.