Sentence examples for would succeed with from inspiring English sources

I believe the Knicks would succeed with Laimbeer.

Massenet had a good sense of the theatre and of what would succeed with the Parisian public.

He was optimistic, though, that Tuiten's company, Emotional Brain, would succeed with the F.D.A.; Tuiten's approach, he said, was far more scientifically "fine-tuned".

Obama has clearly given a lot of thought to the rap that if only he acted like L.B.J. he would succeed with more frequency.

This would succeed with an even trump split, so the play of the heart ace, guarding against a singleton honor, was clearly the best plan.

But it was not clear that the new bid by Michael S. Dell, the founder, would succeed, with a special committee of Dell's board hoping to squeeze a few more cents a share out of him.

One laureate was told it was good she'd succeeded with Aspasia because she would never have won a "real" NWO grant--the sort of prejudice, perhaps, that led some women to confess to deleting the grant from their CVs.

"The town felt it would succeed better with the support of the Trumbull political dynasty behind it," Ms. Rabinow said.

They noted that a serious crackdown would take sustained effort and would succeed only with support from the military, which has been widely reported to tacitly support some militant groups that share its hostility toward India.

It would succeed unless East, with little to guide him, put a club on the table.

He did not seek to engineer who would succeed whom or conspire with the players.