Sentence examples for should we not succeed from inspiring English sources

Should we not succeed, and emissions continue to increase, the Paris Agreement could come to symbolise all that is wrong with the world, and with the present world order.

Europe has a major duty to promote the development of these new areas, many of which look set to join the Community, but there is every likelihood that all our investments will be in vain should we not succeed in defeating these organisations of gangsters which will otherwise reap all the benefit of our investments.

They have opinions on who should — and shouldn't — succeed them.

And should you not succeed, do not become disillusioned.

But the young athletes below him have less certain futures -- both in the competitive world of professional basketball and in the larger world, should they not succeed on the court.

Should he not succeed, Mr. Huckabee could well be remembered as the victim of an accelerated nominating calendar that rewards candidates with money or fame, neither of which Mr. Huckabee can claim, and does not allow the time for a little-known candidacy to catch fire.

Even as he promotes Mrs. Clinton — she is the best prepared to be president, he says, and she "gets it" — Mr. Rendell is careful to keep the door open with Mr. Obama should she not succeed in winning her party's presidential nomination.

Unlike in 2007, he has promised to endorse one of the second-round candidates in 2012, should he not succeed himself.

A sceptical Mr McCain says he wants the Pentagon to examine alternatives to the F-35, should Mr Carter not succeed.How worried should Lockheed Martin be?

Three divisions of reserve remained at the hamlets of Kamlack and Mindel, to support the attack made by General Lecourbe on Ulm, in a case it should succeed, or Grenier's attack upon Gunzburg, in case Lecourbe should not succeed.

Lee states, I don't see any reason why we shouldn't succeed given that I feel like I'm a better writer than I was then.