Sentence examples for succeed and spread from inspiring English sources

But several foreign policy analysts said that if Mr. McCain got the chronology wrong, his broader point — that the troop escalation was crucial for the Awakening movement to succeed and spread — was right.

Matter, also, may be reduced to a law according to which events succeed each other and spread out from centres; but here we enter upon more speculative considerations.

But matings between infected females and uninfected males do succeed, and therefore Wolbachia spreads rapidly through populations (Science, 21 March 1997, p. 1743).

Despite the presence of a population bottleneck and the (most likely related) low genetic diversity in P. downsi, the fly has clearly succeeded at establishing and spreading itself across the archipelago in high numbers.

Fish Forever will only succeed if local communities take ownership of the effort, and spread the word to others.

Those that succeed spread prosperity.

While such attacks can succeed in spreading terror, they pose no significant threat to the state.

Perhaps to allay such suspicions, Mr Maguire says that Facebook is considering making its drone designs available for anyone to copy, much as the firm did in 2011 with its designs for advanced computer servers.The companies are optimistic that they will succeed in spreading the internet: all say that telecoms firms in poor countries are enthusiastic.

Other trips to Tennessee and Virginia were less successful, although he did succeed in spreading the word about the movement.

When others succeeded, rumors spread that growing the Mexican wheats would make the land sterile, or children who ate them would become sterile.

While militant attacks may not necessarily have been centrally planned, they have succeeded in spreading fear and damaging the economy — and giving the impression of an all-powerful radical Islamic network extending its reach.