Sentence examples for made to succeed from inspiring English sources

He later wrote State-Building: Governance and the World Order in the 21st Century (2004), in which he discussed how fledgling democratic nations could be made to succeed.

Unlike other lottery projects which have run into trouble over high entrance charges, the NAGW and the Lowry galleries are free.A lot hangs on whether these new projects can be made to succeed, not least the chances of similar ventures in unfashionable places ever getting off the ground again.

You've already made plans to succeed in school, didn't you?

Constantius was made to understand that he must succeed where Maximian had failed and defeat Carausius.

"This loss has only made us hungrier to succeed," he said.

Young made mistakes: Ray Handley to succeed Parcells, Jarrod Bunch and Derek Brown as first-round choices.

Take baby steps and start to improve slowly because this will build confidence and make you want to succeed.

It is difficult to attempt to make, and almost impossible to succeed in making, any detailed reconstruction of events that have not already been extensively recorded on film.

Many older job seekers have rich personal experiences that would make them qualified to succeed at jobs, she says.

That dynamic makes it harder to succeed, but the successes will be big when they get here.

This makes Justo determined to succeed.