Sentence examples for it would not succeed from inspiring English sources
Sunday's was one of the most deadly attacks in recent weeks, but Mr Beblawi said it would "not succeed in sowing divisions between the nation's Muslims and Christians".
But the House leadership has adamantly refused, knowing it would not succeed in getting all the cuts to taxes and spending that it demands.
The Liberal senator Ian Macdonald said there should be no spill because that was "the Labor way" and it would not succeed, but the government must "change our general approach".
And even a substantial number of those who did not oppose it in principle thought that it would not succeed unless accompanied by a South African or Argentine-style truth commission.
Mr. Malik, who said he had been tortured in prison, criticized the new government and said it would not succeed because it had no plan to address the dispute.
But I've never seen anyone come through it more lighthearted than Howard did.' Whitehouse had never seen the play and her prosecution was withdrawn by her legal team when it became obvious it would not succeed.
"I didn't realise how many people though it wouldn't succeed at all," Moffat added.
When AT&T announced plans to carry the device (now renamed Status), we predicted it wouldn't succeed due to a lack of interest… and here we are, just over a month post-launch, hearing that the death knell is being prepped for a ringing.
Obviously Michelle and Ru would remain the star judges – "It wouldn't succeed, otherwise".
It was clear that I would not succeed him and, indeed, would probably die before him.
