Sentence examples for two to succeed from inspiring English sources

A few years ago, when Roberto Goizueta, the company's much admired leader, knew he was dying of cancer, the board chose Doug Ivester, his number two, to succeed him.

Raised at the Sporting Lisbon youth academy at the same time as Cristiano Ronaldo, many felt at the time that Quaresma was the more likely of the two to succeed at the highest level.

He was regarded by friends and family as the more workaholic of the two brothers – reputedly responding to emails at 2.30am – and more likely of the two to succeed.

This paper analyses the security of RCES, and points out that it is insecure against the known/chosen-plaintext attacks: the number of required known/chosen plain-images is only one or two to succeed an attack.

I've known two to succeed.

In recent years, as the court intrigue that had always consumed his inner circles intensified, Mugabe groomed his widely despised shopaholic wife, Grace, who is fifty-two, to succeed him, maneuvering her into ever more powerful positions in the ZANU-P.F.

Declarer would have had to win with dummy's ten to succeed.

Why should Yahoo!, which has been less innovative, be the one to succeed?

He replaced Jay Hunt, who quit after a brief stint at Five to succeed Peter Fincham at BBC1.

The new leader was the original long shot in a field of five to succeed William Hague, who stepped down hours after the Tories' election loss on June 7.

But Yahoo! has learned some valuable lessons from its competitors' missteps and could actually be the one to succeed with local content.