Sentence examples for rather less successful from inspiring English sources

Like most sequels, it was rather less successful.

His private life, on the other hand, has been rather less successful.

Blackburn's attempts to finalise a deal with Hoilett, the club's outstanding player this season, have been rather less successful.

The chariot, which the Met bought in 1903, has been the object of its own restitution bid, although a rather less successful one than that concerning the Euphronios krater.

Conditions seem likely to get worse in the current quarter.Nasdaq, America's high-tech stockmarket, is keen to take a majority stake in Easdaq, its rather less successful European equivalent, for euro14m ($12m).

It has to be said that not all the principals could manage it, which made Aida, which is largely dependent, at least in the first and third acts, on intimate emotion, rather less successful than Carmen, with its huge crowd scenes and the dance interludes inserted by producer Franco Zeffirelli.

The financial management of the church has been rather less than successful, though, and over the years Falwell has had his troubles with it.

Jarvi's New World Symphony, a rather solemn affair, is less successful.

Utthappam ($5.95) are less successful, doughy rather than light.

In the same study, an intervention with a focus on quality of psychotherapy rather than medication use was less successful than the intervention targeting improved medication therapy [ 69].

Less successful is Faulks's rather plodding analysis of why young men turn to Islam.