Sentence examples for longer succeed from inspiring English sources

The court has sent out a message that a parent with sole legal rights will no longer succeed in avoiding proceedings by abducting a child".

In your more contemplative moments, during the afternoons that have been spent watching Gianfranco Zola clips on YouTube, do you ever find yourself wondering why Italians no longer succeed in English football?

Assaf remained dry-eyed through the speeches, until a choir of girls in white gowns sang a mournful song often heard here on the radio after suicide bombings: "Watch over the world, child, because we no longer succeed to".

You can no longer succeed by targeting desktop users exclusively.

It may be that they're not a good fit for the job or the workplace, or maybe the job changes so much that they can no longer succeed.

These findings agree with the results from the Leiden 85-Plus study, which demonstrated that the Framingham risk factors no longer succeed in predicting cardiovascular mortality for patients over the age of 85 [ 36].

What's new is that the government no longer succeeds when it tries to repress the opposition.

When the political matrix no longer succeeds at blinding others from the content of marginalized and oppressed citizens' anger, the acknowledgment will come.

Some of them--and visibly more of them as of late--are no longer succeeding at writing themselves into the history of a country that they understand less and less, with which they have a hard time identifying.

Charles has waited longer to succeed than any previous heir to the throne.

Another good example of this is the Arab Spring – without Twitter and Facebook, the revolution would have either taken much longer to succeed or it might have actually failed.