Sentence examples for somewhat less successful from inspiring English sources

Domestically, however, Guizot and his associates were somewhat less successful.

And how much worse to be his somewhat less successful sidekick.

The material about Bailey's battle with Alzheimer's is somewhat less successful.

His philosophical study The English Utilitarians (1900) was somewhat less successful, though it is still a useful source.

In general, aid appears to work best when it is focused on health, education and microfinance (although microfinance has been somewhat less successful in Africa than in Asia).

This concept has proved somewhat less successful than the stellar-wind idea at explaining the absolute and relative abundances of the short-lived radionuclides.

According to Mathias, the ten-year love affair was tempestuous, with conflicts over McKellen's success in acting versus Mathias's somewhat less-successful career.

In view of the fact that many thousands of intelligent people — people who agree with the image's intended point — have reacted to it with rage or sadness, I don't see how it can be denied that the satiric exercise must be considered, shall we say, somewhat less than completely successful.

Here reform has been less successful.

Though both films are typically heartwarming, they are generally considered less successful and somewhat repetitive.

He is less successful (and somewhat halfhearted) in making the case for a comparable ideological homogeneity among the Democrats, as becomes clear in the book's opening passage.