Sentence examples for possibility of succeeding from inspiring English sources

Entrepreneurs know that they go into situations with the statistical odds stacked against them, but rationality is overwhelmed by conviction in the possibility of succeeding.

In 2014, USCIS tightened the guidelines, adding that applicants must "demonstrate a substantial and realistic possibility of succeeding" in their cases.

"If any brand has the remote possibility of succeeding it would be Liz Claiborne because I think already the consumer equates value with that name," Mr. Mizrahi said.

Public education should not be a commodity, but a foundation for children to at least have the possibility of succeeding in the world.

The former Chelsea boss held two rounds of talks with Albion earlier this month over the possibility of succeeding new England manager Roy Hodgson at The Hawthorns.

Nowhere is that more evident than in Brooklyn, where several politicians are casting their eyes on the possibility of succeeding Howard Golden, the borough president for more than two decades.

Not so long ago, Busch IV couldn't conceive the possibility of not succeeding "the chief," whom he idolizes.

Fuchs also raised the possibility of Ruth succeeding McKechnie as manager, perhaps as early as 1936.

You completely kneecap any possibility of truly succeeding by spending all your time figuring out how "not to fail".

With Tiberius already in his sixties, there was a real possibility of Drusus succeeding his father in the near future.

The list of possibilities to succeed at The Valley include Reading's newly promoted Steve Coppell, Watford's Adie Boothroyd and the impressive Phil Parkinson at Colchester.