Sentence examples for would only succeed from inspiring English sources

"An awakening would only succeed if it was not done by militias, or tribes," he said.

Such a system would only succeed if infrastructure – air traffic control, landing space and so on – was set aside.

They said such an effort would only succeed in electing Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, if she were the Democratic nominee.

He argued that their tactics would only succeed in weakening the Republican Party for the fall election.

However, this would only succeed if Labour took the unlikely step of cooperating with the party that routed dozens of its Scottish MPs at the election.

"I felt that this revolution would only succeed if NGOs and the judiciary are free and independent, and this was an important case to prove that," he said.

At the time, he'd only succeeded in passing three of the bills he sponsored.

There is no question that what these two ladies created would not only succeed, but exceed what they originally initiated.

But it's not the clunky prose or the endless redundancies that doomed the book from the beginning, and even a fine-tuned version would have only succeeded in putting a prettier face on her flawed advice.

Corvalán remained convinced that in the conditions of Chile, a people's government would only ever succeed if it had the backing of an absolute majority of the people in favour of progressive change.

I was truly touched -- I'd not only succeeded as an entertainer, but I provided a meaningful learning experience.