Sentence examples for be won from this from inspiring English sources

There is little to be won from this match, beyond seeing how Bayern cope without the injured David Alaba, or whether Dortmund can fleetingly regain their mojo for the 100th time this year, only to lose it again two weeks later against Paderborn.

A war like this cannot be won from the air".

It would do wonders for their recruitment pitch 8. Question is: Can fight against this group be won from the air & via proxy forces on the ground, ones which are divided ethnically?

I have never felt that this war will be won from the air".

"At the end of the day, this isn't going to be won from the top.

In any case, he acknowledged that his war can't be won from the air.

It cannot be won from the air, or with missile strikes.

MPs were under no illusion that the fight against Isis could be won from the air.

Of those 116 marginals, 23 have to be won from the Lib Dems.

A profit could, nonetheless, be won from the land because of the increasing demand from the towns.

The conventional wisdom, established under New Labour, is that electoral majorities can only be won from the centre.