Sentence examples for combat to win from inspiring English sources

As the tension between their political c camps mounted, the two former allies engaged in a relentless combat to win over public opinion.

Driving their prices higher and higher are a group of ultra-wealthy buyers, who are indulging in a form of gladiatorial combat to win the most glittering trophies.

And it brings us no joy to know that both political parties are using women in hand-to-hand combat to win the presidential election.

"Your soldiering has got not just to be about fighting and being able to engage in combat, and to win that combat and win it well, which you do brilliantly," said Mr. Blair, in blue jeans, a navy blue sport jacket and no necktie, from a small hastily erected platform.

And his predecessor, Bill Clinton, twice prevailed over decorated combat veterans to win the presidency.

He also has a deep base of dedicated proteges, which may benefit him in the hand-to-hand combat needed to win an insider's race like the DNC chair, which comes down to the preferences of some 400-odd members of the committee.

But tactical operations that combine combat with efforts to win hearts and minds take a toll on those involved.

Max Rose, an Army combat veteran favored to win the Democratic primary in the district stretching from Staten Island to South Brooklyn, where Trump won in 2016, barely mentioned climate change in his platform, noting only under his jingoistic proposals for preserving "American leadership" that he supports rejoining the Paris climate agreement.

And European social democrats are often the keenest to starve the alliance of the combat troops it needs to win.

After the acquisition, General Dynamics, builder of the Abrams battle tank, expects to win combat vehicle orders from the United States, Britain and possibly Sweden.

Duckworth, the first female combat Iraq war veteran to win a congressional seat, announced that she was pregnant in September.