Sentence examples similar to broad win from inspiring English sources

Often, there has not been nearly enough attention paid to building broad, winning coalitions to make change possible.

Ms. Jones, whose shrill, unconvincing character calls Sister Sharon "That Bible broad," won an Academy Award as best supporting actress, but it was mostly a tribute for playing against type.

When Broad Front won the election in 2004, its manifesto showed little sign of such an approach.

For the most part, the new groups are focused on the same broad goals: winning the White House and full control of Congress.

This broad alliance won Mr Erdogan three general elections.

In a broader sense, winning control of governorships is a better measure of the strength of a party's ideas than how a party fares in Senate and House races.

"The growth has been phenomenal in acquiring customers with broader transformational wins and a larger number of seats" Gheorghe said.

It also appeared unlikely that Mr. Putin's appeal would win broad support.

It seems safe to say that anything that encourages smaller backpacks would win broad popular support.

He could also win broad public support for his policies in the confrontation with the Palestinians.

Let the claim stand, Mayo argues, and firms will win broad patents over basic biological relationships, stifling innovation.