Sentence examples for more successfully but from inspiring English sources

(To my mind, "Treme" pulls this trick off more successfully, but what do I know — I live in Brooklyn).

The smaller Indian community has been assimilated more successfully, but there is high unemployment within Pakistani and Bangladeshi quarters - 16% and 25% respectively.

Instead, the scientists write in The American Naturalist, the trees create excess roots — probably not to help them grow more successfully, but rather to cause other trees to grow less successfully.

Although I initially object to this rather fussy touch, particularly the sieving of the puree that Kitchin insists on, in fact it's a clever idea, allowing the flavours to marry more successfully – but keep some raspberries back so you also have the pleasure of bursting the whole fruit between your teeth.

Some managed it more successfully than others, but Italy's experience was not atypical.

The only problem with X Factor, for its critics, is that it's executed much more successfully than its predecessors, but it is absolutely in that tradition.

As so often, but more successfully than in his Hamlet, Grandage defines a Shakespeare play by its emotional rather than its social context: little hint here of the disintegrating Britain you get from David Farr's concurrent RSC production.

But the more successfully LaBute evokes a terminally exhausted relationship, the more rigged the central dilemma appears.

The Yankees thought he would pitch more successfully for a better team, but he was only a.500 pitcher for them 12-122 in a season and a half) and didn't produce a winning record until this year with Los Angeles 14-111).

(But far more successfully than the men with the cologne).

In 1893, he created the role of the Proctor in J. M. Barrie, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Ernest Ford's Jane Annie, which was unsuccessful at the Savoy but ran more successfully on tour.