Sentence examples for cannot succeed for long from inspiring English sources

A "one-hit-wonder" like the pet-rock cannot succeed for long.

The ceasefire, already fraying, cannot, however, succeed for long on its own.

Attempts to control information or to prohibit research rarely succeed for long.

It is clear that negotiations cannot succeed as long as one-half of the new Palestinian partnership remains committed to Israel's demise and to a charter that justifies that objective based on classic anti-Semitic myths of Jewish world dominance and control, compares Jews to Nazis, and blames Jews for all the evils of the world.

But Tom Yamamoto of San Francisco said he is no longer bothered by the page size, though he worries that The Times cannot succeed in the long run offering less for a higher price.

There is increasing recognition, however, that these HIV prevention efforts cannot succeed in the long term without structural approaches that address the societal or social drivers which shape people's vulnerability for HIV (10– 10).

But when other companies, including Apple, have developed proprietary systems, none has succeeded for long.

With Tim Cook now having been CEO for a year, Apple seems to be increasingly aware that in the long term, business cannot succeed in a world that's failing.

Never use your disabilities as an excuse for why you cannot succeed in any part of your life.

So you've got Progress pushing really hard for a project that cannot succeed.

"We cannot succeed if we have an education system that only works for half the country.