Sentence examples for may succeed only from inspiring English sources

Indeed, some analysts say Telefonica's limited successes may succeed only in making it a takeover target.

In fact, they say, Tesla may succeed only as a subsidiary of a larger company.

Areva may succeed only in winning a higher share of a shrunken market for reactors, as governments delay or stop new-build programmes.

They cannot accept that by removing one kind of evil they may succeed only in bringing about another – anarchy instead of tyranny, Islamist popular theocracy instead of secular dictatorship.

Some believe she may succeed only in dividing the opposition by taking votes from the Democratic Alliance (DA), which has been expanding its reach to the black middle class.

The risk, though, is that COPE may succeed only in the Eastern Cape, which is dominated by Xhosa-speakers, the group to which Messrs Mbeki and Mandela belong, and in the Western Cape, where (mixed-race) Coloureds predominate.

Yet, there is a chance he may succeed, not only because it is in gambles that Renzi scores best, but mainly because he tells the truth when he affirms "if we just have to deal with EU bureaucracy, no thank you, we already have too much of it in Italy!" Renzi's gamble is to change Europe and to put it "back on google map" and himself on the top of it.

Instead, they may have succeeded only in making it worse.

He may have succeeded, only to find himself on fresh charges of weak departmental leadership and failure to accept responsibility".

But Yashin, speaking to the Guardian after he was released on Tuesday evening, indicated that the move may have succeeded only in raising the profile of the rally.

With some prisoners rejecting attempts to deradicalise them, the ICG says the scheme may be succeeding only on those who are not particularly dangerous.