Sentence examples for central to winning from inspiring English sources

"Washington's decision to inoculate was absolutely central to winning the war".

Substantive progress on agriculture is central to winning over developing countries.

The country's land-clearing policies were central to winning that concession, but are turning out to be highly controversial.Australia argued it was special because its economy depends heavily on the export and use of fossil fuels, such as coal.

The struggle of our age pits the state against the anti-state, with weapons of mass destruction potentially mixed in: The West embodies the values and has the institutions central to winning that fight.

Engaging members was central to winning great new k-12 contracts here in Pittsburgh, San Francisco, in Washington, D.C. and Boston, and for state workers in New York and Maryland.

Perhaps more significant was the announcement of a party growth commission, for SNP strategists realise that economic credibility remains central to winning another referendum, and of course the previous oil-based prospectus is now pushing up the daisies.

Almost every attempt by al-Qaida central to win genuine popular support has failed – in Iraq, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and elsewhere.

The possibility of upsets like Milan's against the much larger Muncie Central to win the 1954 state title — fictionalized in the movie "Hoosiers" — helped the tournament draw 1.5 million spectators in 1965.

In fact, Napster said the deal announced yesterday was evidence its technology has legitimate uses, an argument it perceives as central to it winning the lawsuit.

SIGNE WILKINSON is the only woman besides Telnaes to have received the editorial cartooning Pulitzer — and central to her winning portfolio was her commentary on the Thomas confirmation.

The election results showed a party that is buoyed by support from coastal states and failed to appeal to the working class voters who were once central to its winning coalition.