Sentence examples for little successful from inspiring English sources

Certainly if he sticks around long enough and becomes even a little successful, the subject matter of his music will change.

The canopy tree guild in transformed thicket is not stable owing to ongoing adult mortality and little successful recruitment.

A vaccine could reduce this toll, but there has been "little successful work in UTI vaccines," says Harry Mobley, a microbiologist at the University of Maryland School of Medicine in Baltimore.

Thanks, therefore, to some artfully composed writings, a couple of well-made contacts, more than a few bon mots, and a little successful investing, especially during John Law's Mississippi Bubble fiasco, Voltaire was able to establish himself as an independent man of letters in Paris.

CNN, for example, has a lot to lose if Al Jazeera America is even a little successful.

Small presses, university presses, and literary magazines offer a kind of alternative but too often, as soon as they become a little successful, they start to adopt the criteria of the commercial publishing establishment.

We were a little more successful against Florida.

The grander options are a little less successful.

Last year, John Sentamu, archbishop of York, condemned how little many successful companies pay their staff.

Maybe that's because his last New York venture — the now-shuttered Beatrice Inn — was a little too successful.

"Once the word gets out I think that it will be a little more successful than people are thinking.