Sentence examples for may yet succeed from inspiring English sources
The courts may yet succeed where Mr Suthep has not.Lumpini Park is the new headquarters of Thailand's failing people's revolution.
Such unvarnished experiences of poverty point to the best reason to think Ms Novogratz may yet succeed.
Hamas is now talking to other Palestinian factions, hoping to form a national unity government.It may yet succeed.
They view the result as merely a blip on the monitor, and have pronounced themselves fit for another five years.They may yet succeed.
And this week's murderous attacks, almost certainly executed by al-Qaeda's Iraqi offshoot with the aim of disrupting the summit, may yet succeed in their goal.
Here they have not (yet) succeeded.
No country has yet succeeded in doing so.
It's about creating new kinds of engagement with people and places: genuine architectural experiments that may or may not succeed, yet have the potential to produce buildings and re-energised settings that thoroughly question the way we live – and whether we think architecture does, or doesn't, play a meaningful part in our lives.
Disney may yet find just such a person to succeed Mr Eisner.
