Sentence examples for more often success from inspiring English sources

More often success is measured simply in improved classroom behavior and performance that helps the child develop a feeling of optimism about the future.

"Seekers after justice have more often achieved success through nonviolent action, rather than acts of force or arms.

It seems that men more often define success in monetary terms while women focus on vision and mission.

It might help you to realize that failure happens more often than success––for everyone and yet it is the most useful tool for learning from that has ever been devised!

But Indian firms are finding there is no leapfrogging the West's painful experience that drug-making ends in failure more often than in success.Some firms are trying to load the dice by turning to traditional medicine.

It is a journey, he says, from a system that threw up the odd moment of individual brilliance – "old Britain, heroic, against the odds, against the world" – to one that can more often guarantee consistent success through a funding formula and "performance pathway" that pick up more talented youngsters and groom them for medal success.

More often than not, success hinges on only one or two technologies.

-TEXAS BIX BENDER We learn wisdom from failure much more often than from success.

More often than not, success in elections comes from vilifying a perceived enemy of the people and running hard against that unpopular entity.

Dogs < 6 month and ≥ 5 years more often had less success in reaching approved test result compared with dogs between 6 months < 5 years of age (P < 0.05).

Indeed first-year polygynous males that had significantly greater genetic reproductive success than first-year monogamous males (Fig.  2a, effect (SE) = +3.02 (1.19), χ = 6.46, df = 1, p = 0.011) were cuckolded more often despite their success at attracting a second female.