Sentence examples for could not even win from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ferrer could not even win the Democratic primary.

It could not even win a seat in the government's own backyard.

Brodie could not even win a place in Evans's starting XI, the visitors preferring to start with Matt Tubbs.

Omar Abdullah, the young scion who had recently assumed leadership of the party, could not even win his seat.

Maybe it was when The Cliff's Edge could not even win a minor stakes race as the heavy favorite at little Tampa Bay Downs.

But Kasparov had brilliantly calculated that his opponent could not even win one pawn, despite the initial frail look of his isolated queen pawn.

When the economy was in the doldrums, we "couldn't even win a World Cup".

The Cubs couldn't even win a single game against New York last October.

Mark Hughes becomes the second manager to be sacked - his luck so bad that he couldn't even win the sack race.

It seemed like an ideal place to avoid the made-for-TV spectacle of a presidential election – which had pundits, at one stage, speculating about whether Hillary Clinton could win Texas when it turned out she couldn't even win Michigan.

Al Gore, who ran a populist campaign, couldn't even win the votes of white males who didn't go to college, whose incomes have stagnated over the past decades and who were the explicit targets of his campaign.