Sentence examples for they succeed better from inspiring English sources

If they succeed better than non-democratic states at dealing with the credit crunch, then pluralism's appeal could actually rise.

Apart from "Cry," few of these shorter dances amount to much as choreography, and yet they succeed better in this kind of gala-highlights context than many better works.

Of course they are going to succeed better than my school, where the kids don't know where their next meal is coming from, except for school lunch.

And although this novel's leitmotif of violent, gruesome death is a bit too obvious, its smaller symbols succeed better, perhaps because they're accompanied by less fanfare.

There were three reasons why we didn't succeed better.

This sounded like a man who will succeed better in retirement this time around.

La Bruyère, at the end of the 17th century, remarked that women succeed better than men in the epistolary form.

It has been seen that companies with higher retention of employees succeed better in the long run.

There are those like Tony La Russa who may overmanage, but those managers usually succeed better than a Baker, who undermanages.

"The town felt it would succeed better with the support of the Trumbull political dynasty behind it," Ms. Rabinow said.

In some quarters, "Amazing Grace" will succeed better as a diversion than as a nuanced record of Wilberforce's life.