Sentence examples for can only be won from inspiring English sources
It is a battle that can only be won with openness, free argument and light.
A point can only be won if the winners of the rally are the serving side.
The notion that the campaign can only be won by being positive is another dubious lesson.
Or that real, world-beating success can only be won as part of the UK.
The glittering future he descries can only be won through a confrontation with the enemies of progress – namely, liberal Democrats.
The conventional wisdom, established under New Labour, is that electoral majorities can only be won from the centre.
Playing the healthy lifestyle and responsibility cards can only be win-win for |an industry under scrutiny by |the Government and vociferous health groups.
The result ensured that this season's WSL1 title can now only be won by the West London side or Manchester City, with Arsenal the only other team capable of gaining a European football spot.
The events in Paris have shed light on something that has always been true: that the fight to maintain our liberties can ultimately only be won or lost in the minds of the people whose liberties they are.
He talked about foreign policy, in which votes can only be lost, not won; and he managed to antagonise both sides in the conflict by reversing himself.
So if you take anything away from this series, I hope it's this: The war of ideas among Arabs and Muslims can only be fought and won by their own forces of moderation, and those forces can only emerge from a growing middle class with a sense of dignity and hope for the future.
