Sentence examples for succeed any from inspiring English sources

To succeed, any change of regime has to be able to sustain itself.

Increasingly, though, it's seeming like we might not succeed any time soon.

To succeed, any campaign to counter poppy cultivation may require substantial time, civilians and military officials said.

Even if Mr. Barak and Mr. Sharon succeed, any political realignment now would most likely be temporary.

Nor could there be any doubt that plans based on scientific analysis would ultimately succeed; any defects would be interpreted as occasions for further investigation and reorganization.

But it's hard to use video to effective, rather than decorative, ends, and their new "Pericardium" (the name for the multilayered membrane enclosing the heart), performed on Thursday night at the Joyce SoHo, doesn't succeed any better than most.

But it couldn't have succeeded any other way.

I don't know why this pregnancy succeeded any more than I know why earlier pregnancies failed – and neither do my doctors.

Ms. Mulcahy, 51, and Ms. Rodin, 60, are not succeeding any of the existing 15 members and both will join the board immediately, Citigroup said.

Unidimensionality also requires that patients with identical ability, but different diagnoses, have the same probability of succeeding any particular item.

I can never ever succeed with any part of any of my massively overwhelming plans, because it is all just too much for any man to concentrate on.