Sentence examples for succeed that it from inspiring English sources

There's so much passion and such a will to make this celebration of food succeed that it really is infectious.

"Some in Phnom Penh are apparently frightened that the E.C.C.C. might actually succeed, that it might serve as an example of accountability that could be applied more widely," said James A. Goldston, executive director of the Open Society Justice Initiative, a New York-based organization that pursues legal reform.

And while I understood that perhaps we did not have the heart for it, to make the criminal a way of life, since to do that you need to use the most severe aspects of your personality, and also encourage a will to succeed that it was possible we did not quite have, still, I was more in favor of this pursuit and wanted to convince him.

The SNP "do not even want our country to succeed, that is why it is so calamitous", he said.

The Scottish National party "do not even want our country to succeed, that is why it is so calamitous", he said.

But, he added, "if I am sure it would succeed, that is something different, I would consider it".

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.

"The government is starting to do the right thing, NHS England is pulling the money through, but there are so many factors mitigating against it succeeding that it needs a financial fuel injection, right now".

If it succeeds, that strategy could have serious ramifications for investors in other companies.

If it succeeds, that could temper somewhat the increase in energy use.

If it succeeds, that will open the road to Uzbekistan, where American and British troops are deploying.