Sentence examples for more often succeeded from inspiring English sources

What is remarkable is how often the system did work; it was only in the Middle and Neo-Elamite periods that sons more often succeeded fathers to power.

As it turned out, markets more often succeeded in prosperous areas.

We hypothesised that ACTE, as compared to Treatment As Usual (TAU), more often succeeds in establishing contact with patients within 3 months of their signing up for care, has fewer drop outs, and has better effects on patients' psychosocial functioning (primary outcome variables).

But those efforts have failed more often than succeeded — witness such nonstarters as "Evan Almighty" — perhaps because religious overtones in mainstream movies are usually counterbalanced with a degree of mockery.

Announcing that he would keep the defense portfolio for himself, Netanyahu dared Bennett and other coalition partners to bring down his government in the face of the ongoing security concerns and noted that previous right-wing Israeli governments were often succeeded by more left-leaning ones.

They often lose money on these risky businesses and need huge upside because their investments fail more often than succeed.

But computer applications notoriously fail more often than succeed in performing what is known as Word Sense Disambiguation (WSD).

The strategy often succeeded.

They have often succeeded.

And she has often succeeded.

He crashed in flames more often than he succeeded.