Sentence examples for may be succeeded from inspiring English sources
In other words, gains are assumed to occur independently, in non-overlapping parts of the tree, and each may be succeeded by some losses but not regains.
If the apoptotic cell is not recognized and cleared, this may be succeeded by secondary necrosis, during which cells lose membrane integrity, lyse and release intracellular contents including damage-associated molecular patterns (DAMPs) that alert and activate innate immune cells leading to rapid sterile inflammatory responses, which aid in the resolution of the initiating cell/tissue damage.
Such efforts may be succeeding.
Yet they may be succeeding as seminars in virtue ethics.
But the voucher programme may be succeeding where judicial fiat failed.
Although the Obama economic plan may be succeeding, there remain painful dislocations and 15 million jobless Americans.
Stocks rose from the start of trading after the Labor Department offered some evidence that the five previous rate increases may be succeeding in holding inflation down.
(He may be succeeding. On Friday, people began to evacuate Darayya, near Damascus; the population has apparently capitulated, after four years of encirclement and assault).
With some prisoners rejecting attempts to deradicalise them, the ICG says the scheme may be succeeding only on those who are not particularly dangerous.
One of the main selling points of Proposition 36 was that it promised to reduce the number of inmates in California's costly prison system, the nation's largest, and it may be succeeding.
