Sentence examples for more successful through from inspiring English sources
But I have no doubt London is stronger and more successful through the encouragement of targeted migration.Isolationism and protectionism now cut across left and right boundaries.
But teams like the Oakland A's have been competitive despite small payrolls, and teams like the Atlanta Braves have been even more successful through inventive television deals and superior front-office and on-the-field management.
Nature repeatedly creates new variants of physiology or behaviour and selects the more successful through 'survival of the fittest' competition between these variants for scarce resources; this is evolution [ 14].
Euroscepticism had proved to be one of Britain's more successful exports through the Channel tunnel.
Members are helped to self-understanding and more successful behaviour through mutual examination of their reactions to persons in their daily lives, to each other, and to the group leader in an emotionally supportive atmosphere.
That was the bill for the computer and a box of jujubees, a Magic School Bus CD-ROM, and a Sinatra disk (one of our more successful trips through the checkout line).
To make entomopathogenic nematodes more successful, realistic strategies through genetic engineering, IPM programs, and new delivery systems and/or training programs to overcome their inherent cost, formulation instability, and limited field efficacy toward certain insects are needed.
"I think we wished to have been more successful in earning money through just the music".
The more successful manage to cut through the collective din to alter the way people think and behave.
And there's a reason companies prefer online applications: because they are an easy way to sift out strangers; the more successful applications generally come through referrals from company employees.
However, in the second experiment (refer to Section 1), we already had some intuition about techniques being more successful in determined situations, through less controlled studies, but now we have evidence supporting it.
