Sentence examples for may succeed more from inspiring English sources

Mathaf may succeed more quickly if it mounts the kind of starkly contrasting pair of exhibitions that opened in a big box of a building near I.M. Pei's magnificent Museum of Islamic Art at the same time as Mathaf's show was being previewed.

But to succeed abroad, he may need to succeed more at home, and that looks very hard.

Suits like this may prevail and states like New York may succeed in wringing more concessions from banks.

Life is queer, with its twists and turns, As every one of us sometimes learns, And many a failure turns about When he might have won if he'd stuck it out; Stick to your task, though the pace seems slow You may succeed with one more blow.

Mr. Morris, hoping to break the curse on the building's ground floor tenants, said Smokin' Q may succeed because it is more of a "neighborhood place" than its predecessors, which were typically "destination restaurants".

But if he can keep enough of both for the causes about which he genuinely cares such as third-world poverty, disease and climate change he may succeed in being remembered as more than the fag-end of a stale regime.

Indeed, status-quo defenders may succeed in pouring billions and billions more dollars into second-rate trains.

This is because one of us (Ruth) felt that our attempts had been somewhat haphazard, and since culturing anaerobes is not one of our core specialties, this information is not likely to be informative (i.e., another more specialized group may succeed using these methods).

It may succeed damage redistribution inside the core throughout loading and make the core again more uniform and more homogeneous in response, thus maximizing energy dissipation.

In the more developed areas, crossbreeding with small indigenous cows may succeed in improving the output of beef cattle farming.

Both strategies may succeed.