Sentence examples for could succeed on from inspiring English sources

He wanted to prove that he could succeed on his own without Motown.

Back home, Yao erased some stubborn doubts that Chinese players could succeed on the biggest stage.

The possibility that he could succeed on such a scale was apparently too outrageous a dream for the young Salinger.

PAGE A10 Robert Whitehead Dies The theatrical producer, who showed that serious works by playwrights like Arthur Miller and Eugene O'Neill could succeed on Broadway, was 86.

What people tend to think is that if only Joe had self-control then he could succeed on his diet forever.

Mr. James said the arena proposal was "still very much alive". But he insisted that the planned 13-acre "village,", which would include midrise and high-rise housing, parks and retail spaces stretching along Mulberry Street, could succeed on its own and solely on the basis of recent demand for moderately priced housing steps away from traditional urban amenities.

Afraid of losing customers, much of Gree's sales force wasn't interested in upending the system, making it even more unlikely that a new sales manager in a poor region could succeed in taking on dozens of retailers, but soon she was rocking the Gree boat.

And for those who fought so that women could succeed not on their looks or body parts but on their merits, Cyrus' sexualized performances sure do seem to be pushing buttons.

And her death left questions about whether anyone could succeed her on the New York stage.

And different types of top executives could succeed depending on the context of both the broader business world and the individual business.

The board agreed to the investment because it was convinced that the market was out there and that Boeing could succeed by building on its strengths.