Sentence examples for which often succeeds from inspiring English sources

The average player and many experts neglect the rfc, which often succeeds when it should not.

Rich's review ran first, in which he authoritatively stated, "Only a terminal prig would let the avalanche of pre-opening publicity poison his enjoyment of this show, which usually wants nothing more than to shower the audience with fantasy and fun, and which often succeeds, at any price".

Not just in the so-called "sitting-down sports" in which it often succeeds, and in which, cycling aside, the team tends to be toff-heavy (surely only in Britain is the class and educational background of medallists so exhaustively scrutinised); nor merely in the sort of obscure disciplines in which, for two weeks every four years, millions are fleetingly interested.

This case is a good example of magic in medicine, as described by van der Geest: 'Writing a prescription can best be described as a closing ritual which is intended – and often succeeds – to send the patient away with hope and positive feelings towards his medical problem, himself and the doctor' [ 17].

When proposing her somber mural, Leslie claims tragedy often succeeds in awards, and specifically cites the Academy Awards which honor the film industry.

Axons in the peripheral nervous systems of mammals retain some of this embryonic wanderlust throughout life, which is why surgery to reconnect severed fingers and other body parts often succeeds.

By that measure the show often succeeds.

Mr Stiglitz often succeeds in laying bare exactly why.

Significantly Van Gaal often succeeds best with younger professionals.

And -- how cool is this -- it often succeeds.

Although the phylogenetic tree method often succeeds where RSD fails, the reverse could occasionally be true.