Sentence examples for it could succeed from inspiring English sources
With successful runs in Latin America, Univision was persuaded that it could succeed with its own remake, and the circle was completed.
Though the F.B.I. claimed to be pursuing its own inquiry, Azar was doubtful that it could succeed.
Moreover, versatility is one of its outstanding traits because, in our experiments, it could succeed in both object recognition and facial expression recognition applications.
And the way it cynically but smartly honed its game plan this go-round, forms the colossal danger that it could succeed.
Fox pounced, betting it could succeed where Disney failed.
In "Pacifists" he discusses pacificism and ponders if it could succeed politically.
Finland's president Tarja Halonen congratulated the band with a telegram, and the culture minister, Tanja Karpela, said it showed Finnish music could succeed abroad.
Analyst Bruce Kasrel of Cambridge, Mass.-based Forrester Research, thinks NetZero could succeed if it is able to maintain at least 1 million active users.
But as I wrote last year, Messenger could succeed because it piggybacks on Facebook identity and is already where people are organizing meetups.
Ireland's policy was significant because it showed a workplace ban could succeed in an entire country.
