Sentence examples for merely to succeed from inspiring English sources

Mark Zuckerberg told me, "When Marc started Andreessen Horowitz, I asked him why he didn't start another company instead, and he said, 'It would be like going back to kindergarten.' " A16z was designed not merely to succeed but also to deliver payback: it would right the wrongs that Andreessen and Horowitz had suffered as entrepreneurs.

Show only determination to succeed.

This and other setbacks merely hardened Ouimet's determination to succeed.

He has strongly supported the idea of a "world-class" concert hall being built in London, saying last month that a "proper" venue to succeed the merely "serviceable" Barbican Hall would allow musicians to "flourish".

The need to succeed goes beyond merely creating higher education opportunities for the disadvantaged – almost our entire school-leaver careers guidance provision is in his hands.

By all accounts, Mr. Schwarzenegger's drive to succeed was not merely an immigrant's classic up-by-the-bootstraps obsession.

If USB 2.0 is to succeed, its developers need merely concentrate with laserlike precision on two areas that comprise the "low-level stuff," as Eppley of Traveling Software puts it, that causes so many USB problems: "The hardware and the software".

To succeed as a faculty member, it isn't enough to merely meet these new challenges; you have to learn to meet them efficiently, in the time left over after you've done your research.

In many ways, it has paid too much attention to merely providing capital, and too little to the other side of the business: helping risky ventures to succeed.

In order to succeed in the race to the bottom that characterises the agency world, however, it is not enough merely to game the tax system.

To succeed Austan Goolsbee?