41.   He was far more successful than not in Chicago, and he had put in his time before that as an assistant.

42.   Hybrid offspring of these crosses are more successful than either parent species at defending breeding territories, and so enjoy greater reproductive success.

43.   Improvisation has proved more successful than theory.

44.   In overruling his colleagues, Gingrich apparently concluded that the tactic would be no more successful than earlier attempts to pressure Clinton by shutting down portions of the government.

45.   In this Darwinian sense, dogs are more successful than tigers.

46.   In recent years, Odlyzko and others said, small improvements in existing technologies have been far more lucrative and successful than radically new concepts.

47.   Kodak manufactures high-speed analog and digital copiers but has been less successful than its Rochester, N.Y.-based rival, Xerox Corp., in marketing the devices.

48.   Loy said the jump reflected a shift in coca production from Peru, where government crackdowns have been more successful than those launched by Bogota, to Colombia.

49.   Maybe your search will be more successful than mine.

50.   Mrs. Clinton said that the administration as a whole had not been much more successful than she in getting its message across.