Sentence examples for succeeded says from inspiring English sources

Anecdotally, at least, the program has succeeded, says Sharon Mier, one of the clinicians.

Try to make it vivid and conjure up the thoughts, feelings and emotions of having succeeded," says Wood.

"Those who govern us tried to steal the funds, and partly succeeded," says Mr Petrov, when asked why the European money was blocked.

The BlackBerry has succeeded, says Mr Owen, because it is easy to explain what it does, and why it is useful.

"Many have tried to emulate him; no one has succeeded," says Ronald Graham, a mathematician at the University of California, San Diego.

As a "come-on" tactic by insurgents, designed to provoke a disproportionate response, it succeeded, says the brigadier, as US commanders were "set on the total destruction of the enemy".

It's tragic that they succeeded,' said the Prime Minister.

It means you've already succeeded," said Daniel Seiver, a professor of finance at San Diego State University.

"Until we actually see declines in body mass index we can't confidently say prevention efforts have succeeded," said Dr. Ludwig.

"The rescue operation succeeded," said Margot Wallstrom, the environmental commissioner of the European Union.

It has succeeded, say the authors, precisely because it did not have such a figurehead to drive it.