Sentence examples for success better from inspiring English sources

Maybe we could have handled success better as an organization, a football team.

But, in fact, Dr. Camara cites something that predicts success better than entrance exams or high school curriculum.

Novak admitted that playing in a big market made his success better known, which could be a problem for New York.

He said Wetherspoon's trading had improved since the end of its financial year and suggested that this was caused by sporting success, better weather and the referendum result.

The trouble is, Mr Blair and Mr Brown understand her success better than many Tories do.It wasn't only the economics that Labour learned from Lady Thatcher, humanising them with social liberalism: it was the theatrics too.

No individual sums up England's year of success better than Gary Neville, a player with whom I have had a close working relationship at Manchester United and, now, with England.

The Liberal National party MP Michelle Landry, who holds the Queensland seat of Capricornia on a margin of 0.8%, wants the government to sell its successes better.

Even limited success is better than none at all.

Sometimes survival is richer than success, football better than fiction.

And the more you feel that kind of success, the better you get at the work.

Being spoilt by success is better than being spoilt by failure: just ask any British Conservative.