Sentence examples for has finally succeeded from inspiring English sources

The Fed has finally succeeded in getting growth going, but it most likely has only managed this by creating dangerous and unsustainable increases in asset prices.

NOW that President Obama has finally succeeded in bringing the Israelis and the Palestinians back to the negotiating table, the commentariat is already dismissing his chances of reaching a peace agreement.

"One thing it signifies to me is that the sportsfishing lobby has finally succeeded in forcing the East Hampton baymen out of business after over 300 years of providing food for their families and the community.

Philippe Dagen reports in Le Monde that the town has finally succeeded in commemorating Bonnard's link to it with a museum, after more than a decade of political, financial, architectural, and curatorial exertions.

The independent cosmetics company had been locked in a David and Goliath legal battle with the internet retailer, but it has finally succeeded where thousands of small businesses have failed and got the attention of the boss of Amazon UK.

This has been the ideological line dividing the debate on child poverty for the last decade; the Conservative government has finally succeeded in redefining poverty as no longer simply about finances, but about something fuzzier and less easy to measure.

After years of having his children turn it into a baseball field, they're out of the house and he has finally succeed in having a real field of green.

After eight failed attempts at European comebacks over the past decade, Madrid had finally succeeded, their reward a sixth successive semi-final.

"We have finally succeeded in reclaiming our revolution".

I had finally succeeded in getting a pure white and a vivid red light.

It was clear to him now that somebody had finally succeeded in manufacturing it.