Sentence examples for totally succeed from inspiring English sources

"If I run for president, and if I win, I would totally succeed in creating jobs, defeating ISIS, and stopping the Islamic terrorists, reducing the budget deficit, securing our southern border, stopping nuclear weapons in Iran and elsewhere," he said.

Although a beneficial effect of intensive insulin therapy is present in patients in whom tight glucose control did not totally succeed in lowering glycemic levels to the preset goal (but rather to between 110 and 150 mg/dL), the benefit on CIP/CIM as well as on mortality is most pronounced in the patients with the tightest control (80 to 110 mg/dL) [ 99].

"Jordan is the one nation that totally succeeded in penetrating a group," the official added.

He said Mr. Polet had "totally succeeded," but the management changes "would have changed his degree of autonomy".

Forman helped create new forms of televisual drama and documentary which his successors have not totally succeeded in eroding.

What keeps "Robeson" from totally succeeding is the work's endless tangle of mad ravings that, while containing vital nuggets of biographic data, remain so thorny and convoluted as to be off-putting.

If Fox News was trying to create a show that would amplify the intellectual stature of the usually moronic Fox & Friends, they totally succeeded.

Science works by leaning heavily toward objective reality and hoping (but never totally succeeding) to eliminate the observer radionics leans the other way, by keeping a lot of the subjective intact, and sort of hoping the objective will show up.

"He accomplished the kind of book I've always tried to do and haven't totally succeeded at, which is a combination of poetry, prose, short stories, diary, all thrown into one thing.

One succeeds, we all succeed".

Games that "should" succeed totally fail whereas games that shouldn't ride the waves to monstrous success.