Sentence examples for succeed directly from inspiring English sources

The fate of nerve cells is dependent largely on whether they succeed, directly or indirectly (through other neurons), in connecting with peripheral organs.

In the oft-repeated words of Clinton strategist James Carville, the key issue of the day was "the economy, stupid!" Bush, the first vice president since Martin Van Buren in 1836 to succeed directly to the presidency via an election rather than the death of the incumbent, lost to Clinton by a popular vote of 37 percent to Clinton's 43 percent; Perot garnered an impressive 19 percent of the vote.

It is the first time this typing method succeeded directly on patient samples.

Some Syrian rebel leaders have said the force the United States is training risks sowing divisions among opposition forces and cannot succeed without directly targeting Syrian government forces.

Nor was there any agreement on the efficacy of the device whereby Earl, in entering the primaries, was challenging the Louisiana constitution, which provides that a Governor may not succeed himself directly.

Much of the current political intrigue surrounds Julius Malema, the leader of the A.N.C. Youth League, who, at twenty-nine, is too young to succeed Zuma directly but who could eventually be part of a coalition that tries to bring him down.

Children from socially underprivileged families are less likely to succeed in directly securing a certifying upper secondary training place (Sacchi et al. 2011; Müller and Wolter 2014), and they are under-represented at baccalaureate schools and the FVB (Schumann 2011; Stalder et al. 2011).

Insofar as even the bare intention to acquire the belief that p for reasons not having to do with one's evidence for p seems unlikely to succeed if directly known, most intentionalists introduce temporal or psychological divisions that serve to insulate self-deceivers from the awareness of their deceptive strategy.

The perception that God had made it possible for them to succeed was directly acknowledged as an important motivator for a few.

Juvenal pelage is succeeded either directly by adult pelage or by the subadult pelage, which in some species is not markedly distinct from that of the adult.

Although astronomers had found extrasolar planets mainly by indirect methods, such as by detecting tiny periodic motion in the stars they orbited, in 2008 two groups of astronomers succeeded in directly imaging extrasolar planets.