Sentence examples for might even succeed from inspiring English sources
There was speculation on Friday that Mr. Venizelos might even succeed Mr. Papandreou as prime minister.
Some say she might even succeed her spouse as president some day.
Congress is finally going to vote to approve you a Keystone XL pipeline of your very own, and they might even succeed.
The markets, fearing that Mr Estrada is indeed planning to tough it out, and might even succeed, went back into a tail-spin.This is bad news not just for the Philippines but for the wider region.
Germaine Greer in 1971, for example: "To develop the muscles of the pubococcygeal region, think of something nice and contract the buttocks rhythmically … You might even succeed in making the whole pelvis awake to love and beauty".
You might, in that case, even succeed in seeing the sociopath's conversations with the cute, earnest F.B.I. trainee — colloquies that evoke, simultaneously, police interrogations, psychotherapy sessions and furtive peepshow-booth encounters — not as grotesque parodies of courtship but as the thing itself.
Had beauty been enough, he might even have succeeded.
Senators Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio competed for the title of conservative standard-bearer; the three current or former center-right governors in the race — Jeb Bush, Chris Christie, and John Kasich — sought to breathe new life into their moribund candidacies, and one of them, Bush, might even have succeeded.
