Sentence examples for been won with relative from inspiring English sources
Initially the war appeared to have been won with relative ease.
This game has been won by PRO.
"The last time we won with relative ease was 1988," conceded party chairman Reince Priebus in a recent meeting with reporters.
The Jets are also winning with relative consistency, having claimed four more regular-season victories than the Giants have since Edwards arrived in 2001.
That could be because the only games of consequence have come during October, when the Yankees have, more often than not, won with relative ease.
Presidential campaigns are won not with 10 good ideas but with a relative few that inspire and motivate.
Mr. Boughton conceded that the general election, if she won the primary, would be an uphill battle, especially in a state that President Obama is expected to win with relative ease.
Here, the "competition" is won by (RAS).
Suppose the current window is win, the dealt-with window is win-pre, and the relationship of time is win-pre + Htime = win.
With Renshaw his guide, Cavendish was able to jump off his wheel and win with relative ease.
