Sentence examples for may never succeed from inspiring English sources
If the prices of oil and gas remain low enough, airborne turbines may never succeed.
And yet Eons may never succeed in attracting the under-50 crowd with social networking organized around shared interests.
Yet the identification of Catholic church with the state didn't mitigate a campaign of repression whose appalling scale we still don't really understand, and we may never succeed in doing so.
While there are some issues, such as the Israel-Palestine question, where we may never succeed at finding common ground, I believe there are others, such as the mental health needs of veterans or the needs of children exposed to community violence, where I am convinced we can and must step into the public debate with a shared voice informed by work.
Social movements can become sites of struggle and contestation, and may never succeed in fully delivering their aims.
Experiencing failure may make us feel powerless, as though we'll never succeed no matter what.
You can't do that because you'll never succeed," these are limiting beliefs that you may be allowing to hold you back.
They may have temporarily succeeded in striking terror in our lives but will never succeed in permanently eradicating this unassailable sense of freedom, which every citizen, no matter how different, enjoys.
Caregivers may keep trying to make the person act 'normal.' But they will never succeed.
