Sentence examples for a real win-win from inspiring English sources
It's a real win-win for Scotland".
That would be a real win-win – a multimillion pound boost for Britain and a gastronomic treat for Chinese diners".
Kristalina Georgieva, the Bank's director for the environment, echoes comments from various colleagues when she says: "I've never seen a real win-win in my life.
So it's a real win-win for us – it's a win for our community and it's a win for our footy club".
"This has been a real win-win project, because not only do the houses look better, but also they are much more efficient".
In fact, that's one reason that our initiative is a real win-win-win.
The promotional blurb for Bia – the country's biggest food redistribution centre – says that it's a "bridge for the redistribution of surplus food from Irish Food Businesses to charities throughout Ireland, while benefiting Ireland in the process for a real win-win-win!" But, of course, it wouldn't need to exist if there weren't losers from years of austerity, a lack of job creation and wage cuts.
The promotional blurb for Bia the country's biggest food redistribution center says that it's a "bridge for the redistribution of surplus food from Irish Food Businesses to charities throughout Ireland, while benefiting Ireland in the process for a real win-win-win!" But, of course, it wouldn't need to exist if there weren't losers from years of austerity, a lack of job creation, and wage cuts.
It also shows that we can have real win-win approaches in which efforts to conserve nature and ensure the integrity of human cultures can go hand in hand.
"It was a real win for the marketers and a real win for the networks and for the N.C.A.A.," said Stephen Master, the vice president of sports at Nielsen.
