Sentence examples for more successfully to from inspiring English sources

That literary quality carries over more successfully to the play's construction.

Its health and education services have adapted more successfully to the transition to a market economy.

Abstract: Learning with peers helps students reflect, generalize knowledge and apply it more successfully to new problems.

Much of the city's investment attractiveness owes to its reputation in Asia, where its ambassadors programme has boosted expatriate investment connections and reached out much more successfully to Chinese, Japanese and Malaysian commodities firms.

By extension, many argue that if newspapers had understood they were in the information business, rather than the print business, they would have adapted more quickly and more successfully to the Net.

As industry and the Hungarian economy in general underwent restructuring and modernization during the early 1990s (including the implementation of privatization and the improvement of the quality of goods and services), some industries adapted more successfully to new conditions.

The committee defined resilience as "the ability to prepare for and plan for, absorb, recover from or more successfully adapt to actual or potential adverse events".

It is easier, more charming, more hospitable, more successfully evasive, to bring in the gang of friends and get a "vaguely intelligent" conversation going.

Moreover, it has been described by McCune et al. (1975) that "rock sample with permeability less than 100 mD could be acidized more successfully compare to the sands having more permeability.

In order to more successfully prevent CMV transmission to pregnant women, it is important to improve our understanding of transmission modes.

To win Democratic-leaning Nevada in the fall, Republicans will have to more successfully sell their economic vision to swing voters like Lillian Eversole, another shopper at the District.