Sentence examples for and could succeed from inspiring English sources

During a Pentagon news conference, Mr. Gates said he thought the strategy was the right one and could succeed.

Or should they present incremental measures that are more likely to appeal to the center and could succeed sooner?

An American effort to retrain units was already under way and could succeed in removing sectarianism from the force without requiring a complete overhaul, Mr. Morrell said.

Megawati Sukarnoputri, the vice-president, who has taken over some of Mr Wahid's duties and could succeed him, is the daughter of Sukarno, Indonesia's founding father, who put pressure on the Dutch to hand over Irian Jaya.

The host of a syndicated radio show and Fox Sports Net's "The Last Word" is young, bearded and opinionated, speaks his own language of "smack" (an on-line glossary is 23 pages long and is almost as incomprehensible as Scott's personal patois) and could succeed Cosell as, simultaneously, the most-hated and most-liked sportscaster in America if given the "Monday Night" platform.

In the 20th Century, the organization was in charge and could succeed by pushing products and services at customers.

John Boehner and Mitt Romney are still determined to repeal the law, and they could succeed if Americans don't educate themselves, and that doesn't mean simply listening to the talking heads on Fox News.

Why the traditional "pledge and review" climate agreements have failed, and how carbon pricing, based on trust and reciprocity, could succeed.

Duds and masterpieces could succeed each other within months in the same year.

Given the history of their now disintegrated relationship, no one could be credibly optimistic that the Israelis and Palestinians could succeed in going the distance.

In large, Tarverdyan realized one last time that he could fight at that level and he could succeed.