Sentence examples for uneven success from inspiring English sources

Militarily, the rule of Firuz Shah had uneven success against the Vijayanagara kings while he was more convincingly successful against the Kherla rulers of Madhya Pradesh and the Vema Reddies of Rajamundry, areas that he annexed in 1417.

Militarily he met with uneven success.

All this change, not surprisingly, was met with uneven success.

Cuban efforts to promote private enterprises and expand private employment had achieved modest if uneven success.

The answer so far is cautiously, carefully and with uneven success.

Scholars have long addressed these problems with approaches to reduce incomparability, such as writing more concrete questions with uneven success.

And yet the BBC has never had a monopoly on comedy, as the admittedly uneven successes of Channel 4 prove (thanks to C4 for Father Ted, Phoenix Nights and Peep Show).

Africa is an untold, though uneven, economic success story.

The important points are that this uneven reproductive success among individuals represents a process that occurs in each generation and that its effects are cumulative over the span of many generations.

After uneven commercial success in the late 1970s, Bowie had UK number ones with the 1980 single "Ashes to Ashes", its parent album Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps), and "Under Pressure", a 1981 collaboration with Queen.

It relates to the uneven reproductive success of parasite lineages.