Sentence examples for only to succeed from inspiring English sources

It is not unusual for new technologies to fall short of enthusiastic early expectations, only to succeed more gradually.

— CHRISTINE SMALLWOOD, Ph.D. student in English and American literature at Columbia First-years are under an unbelievable pressure not only to succeed, but to excel in college.

She speaks with evangelical zeal about her determination not only to succeed in life, but to take other people with her.

In the wake of the Harpers Ferry raid, Thomas Wentworth Higginson had written John Brown's family that their condemned father had "failed in his original effort only to succeed in a greater result".

He was privy to most of the serious plotting against Brown and even emerged as the favourite not only to succeed the failing leader but to deliver the bad news to him.

The best Croatia could do was send over free-kicks and corners in the general hope of finding Mario Mandzukic, only to succeed in picking out less accomplished finishers who missed the target every time.

But the only way to succeed is to craft "experiments" that always produce the desired outcome.

They only have to succeed once, but the good guys have to stop them every time.

But Mrs May will only deserve to succeed if she embraces a new course.

When the Taiwanese people can recognize this, it is the only way to succeed, rather than just expecting what the health care providers should do.

It's the only way to succeed".