Sentence examples for without some success from inspiring English sources

But, in fact, by Mr. Hasson's own account, claims of religious freedom have been used to challenge to others' civil rights, and not without some success.

Indeed, without some success in winning over the towns and villages of the Sunni Triangle, the area north and west of Baghdad where the insurgency is still churning, it is conceivable that the nationwide elections scheduled to be held by January might have to be postponed or even forgone in significant parts of the country.

Our results suggest that prediction of the evolutionary response to genome rearrangement is challenging, even in well-studied systems, but not without some success.

The facts that the main reasons for turnover of health workers in these districts seem to be deaths and retirements as opposed to resignations or requests for transfers, and that most recent losses have been replaced, suggest that recruitment and retention in these districts are not without some success.

Although unprocessed EEG interpretation observed during the early stage after resuscitation has been used to assist the prediction of a poor outcome in comatose survivors without hypothermia with some success, the prognostic accuracy was insufficient, especially in the era of hypothermia [ 24– 27].

fastball that naturally cuts, Uggla said, Johnson could have some success without much thinking.

Siegel (without Shuster) did have some success at National with the Spectre, a ghostly avenger with otherworldly powers, who lasted several years and was later sporadically revived by various writers.

He had achieved some success without these personal experiments.

11– 15 Alcohol-based hand sanitizers that offer immediate disinfection without scrubbing have had some success in stimulating short-term use, however may face similar challenges with perceptions of cost among the very poor.

To date, several studies have examined the efficacy of graded exercise with or without Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, with some success for patients.

In the 25 years since, the Sahrawi struggle has been a diplomatic one, and not without some stunning successes: the SADR – which actually controls less than a quarter of the territory it claims – has diplomatic relations with 40 states.