Sentence examples for succeed longer from inspiring English sources

"We have this whole system dedicated to making more money and sustaining success, so these personalities are more likely to succeed longer than they could have before".

That still begs the question of whether a mobile phone company that is not developing these tools itself can succeed longer term.

In time, resistance to the Franks gave the Saxons a kind of unity under the leadership of Widukind, who succeeded longer than any other leader in holding together a majority of chieftains in armed resistance to the Franks.

Eventually they will succeed; the longer they have to wait, the greater the strain and the greater the human cost.

People doing tough jobs, trying to provide for their families and give their children a decent shot at succeeding no longer believe they live in a country working for them.

Mr. LaValle said he did not expect the legal action would succeed: "We no longer answer to the King of England, so the patent no longer holds the same weight it once held".

The court has sent out a message that a parent with sole legal rights will no longer succeed in avoiding proceedings by abducting a child".

Assaf remained dry-eyed through the speeches, until a choir of girls in white gowns sang a mournful song often heard here on the radio after suicide bombings: "Watch over the world, child, because we no longer succeed to".

In your more contemplative moments, during the afternoons that have been spent watching Gianfranco Zola clips on YouTube, do you ever find yourself wondering why Italians no longer succeed in English football?

"Were Elfsborg to succeed in the longer term, I don't think it would look good for Mohamed for his future here.

Johnson, who won gold in the 200m and 400m at the Atlanta Olympics in 1996 before retaining his 400m title in Sydney four years later, admits Bolt could succeed at the longer distance, but that he would be surprised if it became a reality.