Sentence examples for more successful that from inspiring English sources

"Last year, when we expected to be a little more successful, that kind of pulled us all together," the Atlantic 10 commissioner, Linda Bruno, said.

A test score is a jumping off point for parents and educators to ask, "Why did this child score in that way and what more can we do to help that child be more successful?" That's true no matter where students are -- but it is essential for those who aren't even close to meeting standards.

The longer it takes to appreciate a picture, the more successful that picture is".

It was only as the business became more successful that I had the option of learning to back off.

Near the end of his remarks, the commissioner said that the Police Department is more effective, more professional and more successful that it has ever been.

The more visibility an entrepreneur has into the mechanics of running a business, the more successful that entrepreneur can become, says Weinreich.

So far, the Treasury's sense of market timing doesn't seem any more successful than that of most money managers.

Republicans have long viewed Mr. Reagan's presidency as vastly more successful than that of the elder Mr. Bush — or any other recent Republican president.

Here, arguably the world's most successful industrial power had a nuclear sector far larger and more successful than that of the UK, and a much less attractive renewable resource.

A report written by the German venture firm Earlybird turns preconceptions on their head: for its size, Europe's V.C. market may be more successful than that of the United States.

Japan's post-war economic performance, built upon social cohesion and political continuity, has been strikingly more successful than that of countries such as Britain, which pride themselves on confrontational systems of government.