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Discover LudwigThe phrase "able to win in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capability or potential to achieve victory in a specific context, such as a competition or game.
Example: "The team is confident that they are able to win in the upcoming championship match."
Alternatives: "capable of winning in" or "likely to succeed in".
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"That was a tough one, but the girls were able to win in". The Burbank doubles teams also looked strong against the Indians.
It was nice to be able to win in front of them".
"Every time they are able to win in court, that settlement price goes down".
To be able to win in the final seconds, we deserve it".
A spade was returned, and South was able to win in dummy and lead a trump.
"Had Bush been able to win in 1992, it would have made the pledge meaningless," Norquist says.
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Successful teams are able to win games in all sorts of ways in the Championship, not just in one way.
In 2008 Barack Obama was able to win votes in not only Indiana's centre cities but its suburbs, too.
This is how President Obama was able to win decisively in 2012, and yet Democrats lost ground in legislative races.
Gerber says that as long as gas prices remain high, foreign automakers, which are better positioned in small cars, may be able to win business in this segment.
You may be able to win business in global or regional bidding situations more easily than in national ones.
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