Sentence examples for succeed particularly from inspiring English sources

The tenacity to succeed particularly from O'Driscoll and O'Connell should be an inspiration to all young players.

How self-imposed pressures to succeed, particularly as a black man, could take a toll on every part of life.

This tactic seems unlikely to succeed, particularly as most young vapers don't even vape nicotine-containing fluids, preferring nicotine-free flavours such as strawberry cake and pear drops.

In literary terms, it is impossible for this scene to succeed, particularly for a reader uninterested in Hindu thought and the concept of the Dark Age of the 432,000 years of the Kali Yuga, in which, apparently, we live.

I was willing Domscheit-Berg to succeed, particularly given my own animosity towards his rival.

The driver would need to be shown as negligent for a claim to succeed, particularly as the vehicle has been taken into an area where such circumstances might be foreseeable.

Mostly, too, Cooke has succeeded, particularly in producing plays that anatomise the state of the nation without standing on a soapbox.

The director, Mahayana Landowne, said she wanted to tone down the play's attitude toward men a bit, and to an extent she succeeded, particularly in sympathizing the brutish Al.

National and global efforts aimed at cigarette prevention have succeeded, particularly in developed countries.

The national park in the foothills of the Himalayas has succeeded particularly in protecting its most famous resident - the one-horned rhinoceros, also known as the Great Indian rhinoceros - from poachers.

Its single-clutch automatic transmission is about as buttery as a loofah sponge, yet the Aston Martin V12 Vantage S succeeds – particularly on a track – by being what a sports car should be: involving, beautiful, uncompromised and ever so slightly unhinged.