Sentence examples for be winning on from inspiring English sources

Gays may be winning on atmospherics, but there's only so much more progress they can make politically.

Although the system may be winning on the campaign trail, effective leadership is not simply practicing accommodation and seeking approbation.

And yet this is exactly the kind of seat that the Tories need to be winning on Thursday if David Cameron is to form a government on his own terms.

But Mr. Obama's legislative success poses a paradox: while he may be winning on Capitol Hill, he is losing with voters at a time of economic distress, and soon may be forced to scale back his ambitions.

"It's a long season, there are lots of games to be played, there are going to be form and fitness issues and we need to make sure we've got enough strength in depth to be winning on a consistent basis".

The Blue Dogs seem to be winning on that last point.

Ron and Weller [ 6] suggested that the quest for the causative SNP had to be won on points rather than by knockout.

But it could be won on Facebook.

"That race must be won on his own terms".

So many arguments that could be won on principle are lost on tone.

We know this campaign will be won on the ground, in states," he said.