Sentence examples for a coup for which from inspiring English sources

It was not a coup, for which there must be an alternative leader-in-waiting.

The deal, which was unanimously approved by both boards, is a coup for Meredith, which held unsuccessful talks to buy Time this year and in 2013.

The takeover represents a coup for Roedean, which is acquiring St Mary's Hall (SMH) for nothing and which stands to see a significant increase in pupil numbers as a result.

The hiring of Ms. Varney is a coup for Cravath, which is renowned for its antitrust work.

The change is a coup for BSkyB, which said Friday that it would pay £750 million, or $1.22 billion, to stockholders via a buyback of its own shares.

At first glance, the Sadr-Maliki alliance seemed a coup for Iran, which has long been accused of trying to ensure Shiite dominance in Iraq's government.

It was also a coup for CCTV, which demonstrated that the official propaganda arm of the Communist Party could also engage in muckraking journalism using hidden cameras.

The £6m over four years signing has been a coup for ITV, which is rumoured to be heavily courting Bleakley as well.

The signing of Adu was a coup for M.L.S., which was competing for his rights against some of the top soccer clubs in the world.

The ranking is a coup for Apple, which for several years has lagged behind, in terms of raw computing speed, the PC world controlled by Intel and Advanced Micro Devices microprocessors.

The deal is a coup for Microsoft, which has struggled over the last four years to gain credibility in the mobile phone market.