Sentence examples for mainly succeed from inspiring English sources

Whenever they seek to improve the club which they largely pay for they mainly succeed in uniting its poorer members in resentful opposition to their perceived post-colonial condescension.

"Taking out their families" may be part of the machismo of showing ISIS who's boss, but, as in revenge stories, these killings would mainly succeed at making us indistinguishable from our adversaries, and in increasing rather than decreasing injustice throughout the world.

In terms of sectors, it appears that telemedicine will mainly succeed for diagnostic services.

And why should it have, given that the surge has mainly succeeded at ameliorating conditions created or exacerbated by the war itself?

Back in the Bay Area, they try to construct the semblance of a life together, mainly succeeding until the day -- Jenny has always known it would come -- they are discovered and brought to justice.

The fact that he mainly succeeds is no surprise, since his previous movie, "Creed" (2015), a late but meaty addition to the "Rocky" saga, with Sylvester Stallone as a coach, proved that Coogler could hold his nerve in a franchise.

All of the fact-free ranting about Obamacare has mainly succeeded in distracting Americans and keeping many of us from coming to grips with what a total disaster our current health care system has become.

Although I started out with a bold ambition to answer fundamental questions about animal development, as is often the case in science, I have mainly succeeded in finding new problems and raising more questions.

One school of thought says brands succeed mainly by inspiring loyalty.

Like a stripper's G-string, it will succeed mainly in calling attention to what is being covered up.

Such deals will succeed mainly by cutting capacity, which may mean product lines or branches, but almost always means jobs.