Sentence examples for succeed less from inspiring English sources

The conditions are less predictable and the steps needed to succeed less obvious.

They do take more chances than the later work, but they also succeed less consistently.

Rather than eliminating it and introducing another needless wrinkle of complexity to scoring in football, just move the spot back to a point where kickers will succeed less often: according to that Deadspin graph, the 35-yard-line ought to yield about a 75% success rate.

In the general population, women attempt suicide more often than men but succeed less because women usually use pills or other methods that are less lethal than firearms.

Not all immersive experiences are remarkable, but performing arts that do not aim for immersion (not only onstage, but also in marketing approaches to connecting with their audience) will succeed less and less.

As a glimpse into U.N. workings, however, "The Geneva Option" succeeds less as indictment of organizational paralysis than insider's guide.

Eddie Jones has already succeeded, less than four months after taking over from Stuart Lancaster and starting from the ruin of the World Cup campaign.

When young Muslim women insisted on wearing veils to school, the French state reacted strongly a reaction that may have succeeded less in reaffirming French values than in further alienating Muslims from French society.

Even innovation leader P&G succeeds less than 50percentt of the time.

As with all great works, This Is the Water succeeds less because of what happens and more because of how it is told.

Cherry Glazerr: Loosely delivered indie pop that succeeds less on technique than hand-sewn joy a la the Moldy Peaches and K Records, this band is part of the Burger Records posse.