Sentence examples for succeed thus from inspiring English sources

Sure, it assuages guilt for past wrongs, and gives opportunity to those born unto oppression; but, at the same time, it brands those who succeed, thus reinforcing the very prejudice that it seeks to negate.

And many argue, as Mr. Gates himself did for years, that the most important thing they can do right now is to make sure their companies succeed, thus increasing the wealth they might be in a position to give away later.

"Do not adopt the best system of government," he wrote, "but the one most likely to succeed". Thus, the type of republic that he eventually espoused was very much an oligarchic one, with socioeconomic and literacy qualifications for suffrage and with power centred in the hands of a strong executive.

It was explicitly stressed that only a team effort will succeed, thus stressing that the students had to collaborate with the two faculty members in the proposal preparation.

Jay Carney, the White House spokesman, said it was clear that "the plan has not been succeeding thus far and that the regime has made no effort to take any of the steps required under the Annan plan".

Farhadi, whose morally searching tales are evidently matched by his diplomatic arts, has succeeded thus far in keeping the Islamic authorities on his side, but you wonder about their reaction to "Everybody Knows," with its snatches of Catholic liturgy, its rumors of sexual indiscretion, and its merry flood of booze.

There weren't any teams staying in locker rooms, or anything particularly outlandish, but the San Francisco 49ers had nearly half the team kneeling and various players around the league knelt or raised fists proving that President Trump's repeated attempts to get everyone to fall in line have not succeeded thus far.

Rahim Kanani: Reflecting on the social media landscape more broadly, and paying particular attention to the social sector, where have nonprofits succeeded thus far, and where have they failed?

And they've succeeded thus far in frustrating reform, even while pocketing literally hundreds of billions in support from taxpayers.

But the truth is, Clinton has succeeded thus far in most part in spite of the fact that she is a woman, not because of it.

Nonetheless, Democratic leaders have succeeded thus far in diminishing Sanders' candidacy, from stacking their debate schedule and marginalizing him in media coverage, to simply using their superdelegate process to lock up hundreds of top Democrats' "votes" before any primaries were even held.