Sentence examples for more successful efforts from inspiring English sources

Entrees brought more successful efforts.

More successful efforts include Insidious and Sinister, which both debuted with £1.44m.

Among Mr. Castro's more successful efforts were universal health care and the near-eradication of illiteracy throughout Cuba.

Some of the restaurant's more successful efforts fall into the first two categories, including, most notably, a surprisingly pliable house-made pretzel.

Mr. Medlyn, who also performed "Welcome to Heartbreak" with fierce, minimalist verve, captured the album's stripped-down aesthetic, as did many of the night's more successful efforts.

Some Israeli commentators have made unfavorable comparisons in recent days between the Israeli government's efforts to win Sergeant Shalit's release and the more successful efforts of the Chilean government to rescue the 33 miners stuck underground.

A similar, but even more successful effort, Mr. Somers said, involves pre-release promotions.

Twelve years earlier, his father lost his bid for a second term, despite a more successful effort in throwing Iraq out of Kuwait.

Unless the United States can craft a much more successful effort, reinforced by international diplomacy, to strengthen Iraq's central government, "we're midwifing the dissolution of the country," Steven Simon, a senior director at the National Security Council during the Clinton Administration, said.

After a string of box-office duds like "3,000 Miles to Graceland," Mr. Costner appeared to have a more successful effort on his hands in the western "Open Range".

Dr. George D. Yancopoulos, the chief scientific officer of Regeneron, said the plummeting cost of DNA sequencing and his own company's scientific capabilities point toward a more successful effort this time.