Sentence examples for can succeed since from inspiring English sources

Wall Street is closely watching to see if the game can succeed, since it could bring EA riches for years to come.

With this address, Mr. Bush opened a new period of American diplomacy in the Middle East that immediately raised the question of whether it can succeed, since it defers indefinitely the political negotiations that Palestinians, backed by Arab leaders, have been demanding to end Israel's occupation of the West Bank and to reach a final settlement on statehood.

But then no definition of "good" in purely natural terms can succeed, since it cannot capture the term's action-guiding force; nor can an evaluative conclusion be validly inferred from premises none of which have such force.

However, it is not clear how this program can succeed since it is hard to identify diverging worlds in our experience and there is nothing in the mathematical formalism of standard quantum mechanics which can be a counterpart of diverging worlds, see also Kent 2010 (p. 345).

They can succeed even as the dotcoms go away, since the General Motors and Wal-Marts of the world still have ambitious Internet strategies to execute.

It has since bounced back to show that a high-wage country can succeed in top-end manufacturing, not least by holding down unit labour costs.

It can succeed.

The Joint Committee can succeed, and it must succeed.

If it can succeed in Iraq, it can succeed anywhere.

And it can succeed again.

"Of course everyone can succeed.