Sentence examples for succeed establishing from inspiring English sources

According to Paul Tough, an Atlantic contributor and the author of the new book Helping Children Succeed, establishing a school environment—"where [students] feel a sense of belonging, independence, and growth"—helps children to develop key noncognitive abilities, such as resilience, perseverance, and self-control.

With clubs like these finding a way to succeed, established names such as Aston Villa are in big trouble.

After several years, Kress and his team succeeded, establishing a puffin colony on Eastern Egg Rock in 1981.

The enemy succeeded establishing a period of air superiority at this time.

But the matter went no further and the Chinese did not succeed in establishing a base on the islands.

I think it will succeed in establishing some common ground, and I hope the bipartisan effort will generate at least a few constructive new ideas.

Whether the Iraqis will succeed in establishing security where the Americans have so far failed is an open question.

History will judge whether we can succeed in "establishing civilized, decent, nonbelligerent, pro-Western polities in Afghanistan and Iraq".

However there are those who do succeed in establishing a 'real life' relationship with the stranger they've connected with.

IT IS too early to say whether Microsoft will succeed in establishing Windows as the de facto standard operating system for digital television set-top boxes.

Asked whether America will succeed in establishing a stable democracy in Iraq, only 33% of journalists, 27% of academics and 13% of scientists and engineers thought it would.