Sentence examples for could win as from inspiring English sources

Mr. Akesson contended that his party could win as much as 8 percent of the vote.

Curtis's victory gave other unlikely entries more hope that they could win as well.

Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party has secured at least one seat in Queensland and could win as many as three.

China could win as many as three gold medals, with the colorful Lin Dan leading the way.

One Nation could win as many as 10 seats, according to a recent Galaxy Poll published by the Australian.

Whatever money Hadley makes from racing — she could win as much as $6,000 in Sunday's race — she intends to use toward college.

"You couldn't win as much as they have without that," he said.

Mark DeMoss, a public relations executive who represents Franklin Graham and other church leaders and conservative religious organizations, said recently that Mr. Obama could conceivably win as much as 40percentt of the evangelical vote.

Mr. Giuliani's advisers also contend that he could win with as little as 32percentt of the vote in overwhelmingly Democratic New York City, meaning that he has to do very well upstate and in the New York suburbs.

It's still a close race in several states; Clinton could win with as few as 273 electoral votes.

In a field of 10, a candidate could win with as little as 11percentt of the vote -- a far cry from consensus.