Sentence examples for not highly successful from inspiring English sources

There is an interesting twist: in another experiment, some participants were shown women who were somewhat, but not highly, successful, like a local news reporter.

To conclude this section, informed guessing by friends and colleagues was not highly successful and participants could not authenticate.

As EEG signals are non-stationary, the conventional method of frequency analysis is not highly successful in diagnostic classification.

The societies were not highly successful in terms of membership and support, although their activities did lead to the imprisonment of Thomas Williams, the London printer of Thomas Paine's The Age of Reason.

Although, insect control agents (e.g., azadirachtin, JH analogues and ecdysone antagonists) acting on hormone system such as insect growth regulators have been developed, due to their lack of contact and fumigant toxicity they are not highly successful, however they do found a place in integrated pest management scheme.

The network efforts to create hits have not been highly successful.

These may be useful in identifying variable loci for related taxa for which existing published primers have not been highly successful.

We don't envy the challenge Adobe is facing they have to deal with not cannibalizing a highly successful finished-goods business.

Mr Warner was not only a highly successful governor (remember that only one Democrat in the past 100 years has reached the presidency straight from the Senate); he was a highly successful governor of a Republican state.

His ambition was, as ever, to act as the bridge between America and Europe and project D-Day not as a highly successful Anglo-American military invasion but a triumph of civilised Atlanticism and the birth of a new Europe.

Once seen as blundering, lethargic lizard-like beasts that lounged around in swamps all day until their long and boring reign was mercifully and mysteriously ended, dinosaurs are now known to have been lively, active, and even if not particularly smart, highly successful and adaptive animals (and that's without mentioning birds).