Sentence examples for most succeed from inspiring English sources
Most succeed, but some have to leave, Pelham adds.
All presidents try, and most succeed.
Certainly, like a good nurse, teacher, psychologist, or lawyer, a cleric must exhibit some modicum of professional detachment; however, too often, it is the priests who drive the human, loving Jesus out of themselves who most succeed in this.
A few failed, but most succeeded beyond anybody's expectations.
'I could see he was the most succeeded (sic) and most powerful person of all.
Where Mr. Duffas has most succeeded, though, is in making the play intelligible.
Trained in the exacting methodology of the Neogrammarian school of linguistics, he went far beyond its limits to become a participant in, or a critic of, most succeeding schools of linguistic thought, and he also anticipated some new trends.
You could say it this way: The students who failed the most, succeeded the most.
Although many MDA trials did not interrupt transmission, most succeeded in considerably reducing parasite prevalence, and some showed marked reduction in incidence of cases and deaths (32 ).
He was not a finalist in voting for "most likely to succeed," "most respected," "politico," or any of the other main categories.
