Sentence examples for case of winner from inspiring English sources

It's just a case of winner takes all, the fate that comes from political defeat".

Should Tymoshenko's exclusion from parliamentary elections prompt the west to declare them as not free and fair then the next presidential election, scheduled for March 2015, will, as in 2004, be cast in stark terms of democrats verses authoritarians and will be a case of winner takes all.

"More and more it's a case of winners and losers in the middle class," said Susan S. Fainstein, a professor of urban planning at Columbia University.

This is not a case of winners and losers; the four species examined by the team are all likely to decline to varying degrees.

The winners (or their parent/legal guardian in the case of a winner aged 13 or under) will be notified by phone or email on or before 4 November 2016 and given details of how to claim their prize.

The winners (or their parent/legal guardian in the case of a winner aged 13 or under) will be notified by phone or email on or before 31st October 2014 and given details of how to claim their prize.

In the case of Kraft, "winner" Irene Rosenfeld had a 40% pay rise to £17m last year, but "loser" Todd Stitzer, the former Cadbury chief executive, walked away with £40m in cash, shares and pension.

It also captures the special case of the Winner Determination problem in combinatorial auctions, where bidders place bids on every possible bundle of goods, and the goal is to find an allocation of goods to bidders that maximises the profit of the auctioneer.

One example is the case of award winner AMUCSS in rural Mexico.

This is the case of Pulitzer Prize winner, Lin-Manuel Miranda who humbly kneeled before Speaker Paul Ryan to ask for mercy and approve a bill that will ease Puerto Rico's economic crisis and pay the debt.

The individual winners and the winning school may be required to take part in promotional activity related to the Competition and the winners shall participate in such activity on the Promoter's reasonable request, subject (in the case of individual winners) to the approval of parents/legal guardians.