Sentence examples similar to a succeeding case from inspiring English sources

Though the risk of the S.E.C. accusing Goldman of engaging in a "general solicitation" of shareholders was low, as were the chances of such a case succeeding: "The S.E.C. is under tremendous pressure these days to look relevant, and Goldman in particular does not want another clash given its reputation".

The expected number of iterations (dashed vertical line) gives a reasonable estimate when the algorithm has succeeded in case of S and BIRCH datasets.

It has showed that health education programme in the form of lectures on specific topics dealing with a small section is more likely to succeed in case of educated audience.

But, will they succeed?"--Disc case.

If the initial program succeeds, the case for rapid expansion would be overwhelming.

If a fifth-year promotion case succeeds, a two-year appointment as associate professor (without tenure) would follow, to be effective AFTER the sixth year of appointment, for a total of eight years.

Mr. Torlen is also a formidable colorist, taking chances and succeeding in this case.

So the probability of succeeding in this case is lower than in the previous case.

It was a case of succeeding at everything, and I guess that came into the rugby".

A few have succeeded, but on a case-by-case basis and only after lengthy and expensive legal appeals.

They've tried, and in a few cases succeeded, in taking away public servants' ability to collectively bargain.