Sentence examples for as a quick win from inspiring English sources

Both Kenya and Ghana have since followed Uganda's lead.Cutting fees is now touted as a "quick win", one of precious few easy victories in development.

Most importantly, when a woman needs to get the business going, and is starting to earn some money, as a quick win - a sign of encouragement - the solo entrepreneur may find herself working nonstop from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m. even during mealtime or bedtime.

We made the decision that we were going to build a big company as opposed to a quick win," says Shellhammer.

As Abbatt points out, training large numbers of CHW will not be a "quick win", as implied by the United Nations Millennium Project report in 2005, as long as it is not accompanied by broader efforts to strengthen health systems [ 25].

If you want a quick win, train as many units as you can and attack after scouting.

But withdrawing food from a few "fussy eaters" is clearly perceived as a soft target and a quick win.

Martin Budd, environment and climate change strategic advisor at Hull city council Installing solar panels on the top floors of council-owned car parks was a quick win as these are very easy to access for installation and maintenance.

"Litigants look for jurisdictions that they believe are favourable to their interests, which can give them a quick win... as a result the disputes spread geographically".

Education is not a quick win, he points out.

BOOKMAKERS are an easy target for politicians seeking a quick win.

But getting children back to school is a quick win.