Sentence examples for succeeded enough from inspiring English sources

He had succeeded enough at work that he was contemplating retiring within three years.

They have already established a degree of legitimacy; they have, after all and despite their illness, succeeded enough to be famous.

By the time I was in college, I had succeeded enough to seriously date an Anglo man who came from privilege.

For example, Mr. Regalado noted, to emphasize his background, Mr. Villaraigosa "calls himself the poster child for the American dream," which, in his case, means a Mexican-American born into poverty in the Hispanic East Side of Los Angeles who has succeeded enough to become a front-runner in the mayoral race.

I have not always succeeded and it's not surprising, I have succeeded enough to feel happy.

Otherwise, taxpayers would face intense pressure to reduce their tax burden in any way possible and would generally succeed: enough, anyway, to break the system.

"We haven't yet seen a show start on the Web and succeed enough to go to television and require this kind of international deal-making," Mr. McQuivey said.

If a company succeeds enough to go on to raise outside venture capital, Breakout Labs' earlier grant is exchanged for shares at a cost discount.

At no point in this movie does either father get referenced as the father of the year, nor do they succeed enough to warrant such a distinction.

One thing they want, that's hard for anyone to admit about their creative project, is for their album to succeed enough to let them keep making music together.

I know many people starting and expanding small businesses and a tax hike on the wealthy is the last thing they fear -- in fact, they aspire to succeed enough for a hike to affect them.