Sentence examples for succeed it should be from inspiring English sources

The founders believed that for a republican form of government to succeed, it should be populated with men of virtue.

For a domestic energy policy to succeed it should be politically acceptable, equitable to all members of society, and designed to actually encourage research and development of new clean energy technologies.

But if they succeed it should be relatively easy to construct circuits from the pairs of bits, Han says--especially when the alternative is wiring up individual atoms, nuclei, or photons.

Joseph et al. (2003) reported that more than 20% extrusion occurred in 70% of the hips by the stage of early reossification and that if containment were to succeed, it should be achieved before this stage.

If she succeeds, it should be possible to devise electrical control circuits for instruments such as drug-delivery devices that could be implanted and then left alone to do their thing for a month or two before vanishing.

If that expansion succeeds, it should be profitable then.

If it succeeds, it shouldn't be too long before it arrives on the company's connected home appliances.

The latter contended that the convention should be held in November, 1842, while the former urged with great pertinacity, and succeeded, that it should be postponed until May, 1844.The new Congress convene in December.

As Sir Winston Churchill once said, 'Success is the ability to go from one failure to another with no loss of enthusiasm.' Booker T. Washington put it this way: 'I have learnt that success is to be measured in life not so much by the position one has reached as by the obstacles one has overcome while trying to succeed.' So it should be".

If the Caribbean plan succeeds, he said, it should be tried in the former Soviet Union, where health systems are collapsing.

And if other and larger trials succeed in duplicating his technique, it should be able to predict who those patients will be.