Sentence examples for alone to succeed from inspiring English sources

Francis Maude, the Tory chairman, unencumbered by the need to pay lip-service to an existing leader, declared that the Conservatives "have no God-given right to survive, let alone to succeed".That was as self-sacrificing as it was brave.

With Cityfox now set to return from their river-bound exile, it also poses a question: are money and ambition alone enough to succeed in the New York nightlife?

But there are many challenges: For-profit ventures alone are unlikely to succeed.

She contested the fourth and final round alone and managed to succeed where Ping had failed, winning support from 37 out of the 51 eligible member states.

The cables reveal that as early as March 2009, a senior U.S. diplomat was talking "dual track," telling Europeans that "engagement alone is unlikely to succeed" and calling for added "pressure".

Gamesmanship alone was unlikely to succeed unless the kingdom was willing to demonstrate its military power from time to time; so King Henry imposed new taxes and started planning an ambitious programme of ship-building.Harsh taxation was a source of much grumbling among the sort of friends that Tyndale began to make.

Motivation and aspirations alone are not enough to succeed.

While few expect the Annan plan to succeed alone, supporters hope it can create the conditions that allow change.

Most ill-served are those who fall in between, in schools where they are insufficiently numerous to merit attention but too many to succeed alone.

While the philanthropic/donor community and government have an important role to play in helping address this gap, they do not have anywhere near the required resources to succeed alone.

The Commons Library report warns: "Given that the full-scale invasion and occupation for several years from 2003 onwards struggled to pacify Iraq, air strikes alone are not likely to succeed.