Sentence examples for considered to win from inspiring English sources

Senior insiders added that one of the ideas actively being considered to win backing across parliament was "not to major" on the controversial "no deal is better than a bad deal" position taken by May before the election.

Similarly, Koch Industries sent a letter to the American Society of Magazine Editors in 2011 to argue that The New Yorker's Jane Mayer shouldn't be considered to win a National Magazine Award for a nearly 10,000-word piece on the brothers' political donations.

This is in stark contrast to the current negotiation attitude, where the slowest and least constructive one is considered to win.

Mr. Gore is considered to have won that debate convincingly.

One will be considered to have won, the other to have lost.

But on overall score, 272 to 276, he was considered to have won that event, too.

The newly re-elected French president, Jacques Chirac, was considered to have won.

George W. Bush, as you may recall, was widely considered to have won the political ground game.

In general, homeowners are considered to have won foreclosure proceedings when they are able to get a judgment from the court allowing them to keep their homes.

The winner of those races, or at least the majority of them, is considered to have won the "title" of best two-year-old.

That is the type of Democrat who is considered able to win elections in red states.