Sentence examples for cannot expect to win from inspiring English sources

As Utah senator Mike Lee put it, conservatives cannot "expect to win elections by default".

Arsène Wenger's men demonstrated some familiar flaws before shaking their heads clear and cannot expect to win the league by playing so chaotically.

Deciding disputes based on the relative weight of competing arguments is what courts are supposed to do; one cannot expect to "win" all of the time.

America should forge ahead and prosecute those who attack it, he says, though he doesn't go as far as pointing out that it cannot expect to win much sympathy in the process.

The fundamental lesson, applicable as much at Six Nations level as Old Fartonians Extra Bs, is that teams who finish a distant second up front cannot expect to win rugby matches.

International leaders at the World Economic Forum in New York have warned repeatedly that the Bush administration cannot expect to win a war on terrorism if does not deal head-on with the Middle East.

Chelsea have coped admirably without his goals thus far, but considering their lack of strength in depth up front, cannot realistically expect to win this tournament without more telling contributions from a man whose most recent goal in the competition came last April, against the team in which he currently stars.

Obviously, this sloppy approach cannot continue if the Yankees expect to win their third straight World Series title.

"She cannot lose by 40-60 and expect to win by 60-40 the next time," said Garry South, a Democratic strategist with extensive Ohio experience.

England know they cannot just turn up and expect to win; they must prove they are good enough - and they will.

A team cannot come to the Camp Nou and expect to win unless everyone is at their peak and the unfortunate truth is that this was probably Sergio Agüero's most undistinguished performance in City's colours.