Sentence examples for could yet succeed from inspiring English sources

But Mr Murdoch's audacious bid could yet succeed.

If like SHIELD the show can cleverly flesh out the fictional universe, it could yet succeed.

Actually, rather a lot though Mr Bush could yet succeed in making America a danger to itself.Nuclear weapons do play a much smaller role in American military planning now than probably at any time in the past half century.

In addition, the court may be hampered by dozens of other provisions limiting its powers to demand co-operation from governments and letting governments mount challenges to its proceedings.Despite these weaknesses, and continued American opposition, the court could yet succeed.

With patience, with the right trade and draft moves, he could yet succeed in remaking the Pistons, the way Donnie Walsh has done it in Indiana, the way Don Nelson is doing it in Dallas.

With some changes, this operation could yet succeed.Where does this leave Congo?

Nixon - who described his ambassador as 'soft in the head' - did agree that, tactically, a coup could not yet succeed.

Miliband could yet win, through.

(AC) The differences in the handling of orthodox and complementary therapies could be quite subtle yet succeed in raising suspicion about the latter.

E-readers may yet succeed in transforming the written word far more than Bob Brown could ever have dreamed.

The rumour had gone out that if you had failed in Detroit you might yet succeed in Seattle – and that if you'd succeeded in Seoul, you could succeed even better in Seattle... Seattle was the coming place.