Sentence examples for succeed special from inspiring English sources

The results of this study also suggest that for policies encouraging employment among older persons to succeed, special focus on the rural elderly is necessary.

And the assumption that minorities will never succeed without special treatment is condescending and wrong.

And many dismiss countries that succeed as special or unique – and thus of little value as a model for other countries to emulate.

For this type of physical comedy to succeed, a special kind of empathy has to be established with the audience, one that, as Pearman says, "doesn't lean on categories or punch-lines".

If a new petition succeeds, a special election will be called and registered voters within the proposed village will vote on whether to incorporate.

But it was not clear that the new bid by Michael S. Dell, the founder, would succeed, with a special committee of Dell's board hoping to squeeze a few more cents a share out of him.

Yet most people believe that intellectually gifted children will succeed with or without special help and do not need or deserve special programs designed to develop their gifts.

The governor of Massachusetts, Deval Patrick, a Democrat, will make an interim appointment to succeed Mr. Kerry until a special election can be held.

People eagerly agreed with the author Katrina Kenison, who told me she wanted "to heal the disconnect between what I observed around me — the pressure to excel, to be special, to succeed — and what I felt were the real values I wanted to pass on to my children: kindness, service, compassion, gratitude for life as it is".

It has become an engine of the status quo, going nowhere at great expense, as special interests succeed in preventing change.

"He's our special player," Kompany told ITV. "If you want to succeed at anything, you need a special player in special form, otherwise you just don't win anything".