Sentence examples for collectively win from inspiring English sources

In addition to a medal and a diploma, the laureates collectively win a cash prize worth about $1.2 million.

In the 2004 assembly elections the TDP, in alliance with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), could collectively win only 49 seats (TDP 47, BJP 2).

My issue is with short-term trading profits, where professionals take their cut and collectively win to the detriment of individuals.

They collectively won 43% of "very conservative" voters, compared to Romney's 33%.

With new organizing tactics, they have collectively won domestic workers bills of rights in New York, California, Hawaii.

Those dogs have collectively won more than $60,000 in prize money.

In 2004 the five terrestrial channels collectively won 83% of viewership in Freeview homes, compared with 49.5% in BSkyB households.

But the parade of Olympians who collectively won a total of 180 medals, including 83 gold in 35 different sports, celebrated New York's rich Olympic history.

According to Colin Divall the "book challenges the fundamental assumptions that allow corporations to monopolize socially and collectively won innovations as their 'intellectual property'".

One of the biggest winners in Sunday's lottery were the townsfolk of Mondragon in the Basque Country who collectively won €180m.

Asghar Farhadi's thoughtful drama about the plight of a middle-class family besieged by moral and practical dilemmas, won the prize for best film, and its cast collectively won the trophies for best actor and actress.