Sentence examples for big succeed from inspiring English sources

The summer programme alone, for more than 200,000 of the most troubled pupils, has a bigger enrolment than all of Philadelphia's schools.Could any organisation this big succeed?

These banks are not too big to fail, they're too big to succeed... too big to manage.

Has Google grown too big to succeed?

"It is simultaneously too big to fail and too big to succeed," he said.

If they were too big to fail, they were probably too big to succeed as well.

Mr. Hoenig has been pretty much alone among Fed presidents in publicly calling to break up large banks that are too big to succeed.

If some enterprises, public or private, can be said to be "too big to fail," Congo is the reverse: it is too big to succeed.

Take, for example, the site's big takeout on Bank of America Corp.'s deal for Merrill Lynch, headlined "Too Big to Succeed".

In other words: "This is not too big to fail, but with regard to Southern California, it's too big to succeed," Patzert said.

The hurried deal that emerged from that early-morning call in late August underscored Bank of America's predicament: It was the too-big-to-fail bank that, to some, also seemed too big to succeed.

"I think you've got to dream big to succeed".