Sentence examples for moderately successful for from inspiring English sources

But part of the problem is also that 1964 was only moderately successful for the Stones in America -- a year in which the London quintet were very much in the shadow of the Beatles.

Results showed that harmonization was very successful for most personality inventories and moderately successful for some.

This therapy is only moderately successful for late-stage cancers and is often limited by severe side effects and dose-limiting toxicity.

A session saxophonist and "moderately successful composer for TV", Gregory was a slightly posh boffin who had also worked with film-score bigwig, Michael Nyman.

Jack fails as a rodeo performer, marries the daughter of a rich, farm- equipment dealer, has a son and becomes a moderately successful salesman for his patronising father-in-law's firm.

But recruiting has been only moderately successful, and demand for bedside nurses has outpaced additions to the work force.

These were only moderately successful, but sufficient for the imperial propaganda to portray Theophilos in the traditional Roman manner as a "victorious emperor".

Swift, of course, also sells millions of records -- but music manager Allen Kovac said that it's possible even for moderately successful artists to start lucrative businesses.

For his moderately successful, rather dull, always fearful government, a radical manifesto would be like an ill-fitting suit.

Dene became a moderately successful actor after Leighton paid for language lessons; she accompanied him to society events, and may have been the inspiration for George Bernard Shaw's Eliza Doolittle in Pygmalion.

The scene was La Croisette, bustling hub of the jamboree that is the Cannes Film Festival, and natural habitat for a moderately successful actress who at 50 remains adept at the art of self-promotion, and still lives in Beverly Hills, where she can pound the party circuit at an age where many stars have moved into semi-retirement up the coast in Malibu.