Sentence examples for succeed rather from inspiring English sources

He will have to adapt to succeed, rather than revert to what worked for him once before.

As both a journalist and a journalism professor, I have to root for serious publications to succeed rather than fail.

If they are to succeed rather than be overwhelmed by demands for alternative schools, public schools must keep their promises.

A postgraduate degree, extracurricular activities and physical hobbies convey a personality that is driven to succeed rather than given to sitting on a couch and bingeing on chocolate.

CBS used veteran Washington, D.C., correspondent Bob Schieffer as its temporary anchor and by the end of the year had not selected anyone to succeed Rather.

It gives good headlines, but if we're going to deal with this issue, we have to think about how we're going to succeed, rather than protest.

In this respect it succeeds rather brilliantly.

Yet for all the confusion of smoke and mirrors, the arch-conservatives controlling Iran have succeeded rather well.

And third, it matters hugely to the rest of Europe, including Britain, that he now succeeds rather than fails.

As it happens, America has succeeded rather brilliantly in taking down the bastards who conspired to take down the World Trade Center.

In the end, it appeared Stitzer was merely discussing the level at which previous deals in the industry had succeeded, rather than laying down a marker for an acceptable bid price for Cadbury.