Sentence examples for success to keep from inspiring English sources
A picket of Shia clerics tried, without much success, to keep them from breaking ranks and treading on the crops.
Officers, on foot and on motorcycles, followed the protesters with each step, trying — with occasional success — to keep marchers off the road.
Russia's leaders have struggled, with a good measure of success, to keep militants from the North Caucasus from striking in the heartland.
Father Labelle, known as the "apostle of colonization," tried, with little success, to keep Quebec's youth from being lured to the mill towns of New England.
Because all are too volatile and fringe for an industry-backed poll that relies on fiscal success to keep its job.
Today, marshals in white caps struggled, with limited success, to keep the protest free of racist and anti-Semitic symbols and messages.
We're a couple of years in business — self financed (not by choice) with relative successes to keep morale high and wages okay.
Repelling a hacker attack can be costly as PayPal, Visa and MasterCard undoubtedly found out last week as they tried - with mixed success - to keep their Web sites from being knocked offline by supporters of Wikileaks.
"One of the key things going forward in promoting continued economic success is to keep that relationship going".
3. Formalise your commitment To give yourself the best chance of success, and to keep you going when progress seems slow, formalise your commitment.
Fiat is desperate to capitalise on the 500's success, and to keep owners loyal to the brand when they decide they need a bigger car to accommodate expanding families.
