Sentence examples for could expect to win from inspiring English sources

Though no promises have been made, they could expect to win their point.

Predictions are unreliable, but the Conservatives could expect to win some 380 seats, enough for a comfortable majority.

"Except that we might not even finish on the points," he said, alluding to a comparison between his team and the Britons, who could expect to win.

One member of the audience asked Chris Huhne how Lib Dems could expect to win in the local elections next May with the spending cuts just coming in.

As troubling for Mr McCain, even in states where the Republican could expect to win, such as Indiana, Mr Obama was performing far better than John Kerry did in 2004.

Martin Baxter of Electoral Calculus works out that, under a proportional-representation system, the SNP could expect to win not 46 seats but just 23.Mr Salmond makes constitutional reform seem a little more enticing.

If the Giants were to let Feliz go and sign Rodriguez, they could probably expect to win about eight more games next season than they would if they stuck with Feliz.

In the aftermath of the 2012 election, the Republican National Committee commissioned a report that acknowledged many of these facts, and that made the case that the G.O.P. couldn't expect to win back the White House without doing a better job of appealing to minorities and moderates.

How many victories could they expect to win against the coal barons and the oligarchy they'd established in the West Virginia hills?

Medical marijuana received 58percentt of the vote in her state, more than she could ever expect to win in a statewide race.

They said surveys by the Bush campaign found that none of the six candidates would deliver key states to Mr. Bush that he could not otherwise expect to win.