Sentence examples similar to scarcely successful from inspiring English sources

Haig launched another futile attack on October 12, followed by three more attacks, scarcely more successful, in the last 10 days of October.

Efforts to reconcile Mr. Rubio and Mr. Bush, a former governor of Florida, have been scarcely more successful, dating to before the South Carolina primary, when Mr. Rove reached out to their aides to broker a cease-fire, according to Republicans briefed on the conversations.

So, the firm cut its product "back to a Chevrolet". That was scarcely more successful.

Sometimes resistance develops so rapidly that the ink is scarcely dry on a report hailing successful control of species by means of some specific chemical before an amended report has to be issued.

Correction to this articleTHE first successful pirate attack of 2011 could scarcely have come more promptly.

To launch a scarcely credible attack now on the euro's most successful member is no way to boost the credibility or authority of any future attacks.

It's also worth thinking about Mandela as simply the most successful of his generation of anticolonial radicals, many of whose names are scarcely known in this country.

Vanity is the curse of successful writers, but Miracles of Life is impressively free from all forms of show (no name-dropping; no index; scarcely any photographs).

It is scarcely feasible on the milligram scale to prepare the elements for evaporation; but the following simple method of making the targets is very successful.

And they scarcely complained.

Now scarcely 10 per cent are.