Sentence examples for declaring a winner from inspiring English sources

But he had no compunction about declaring a winner.

7 30 P.M. E.T.: Polls are closed in Ohio, but so far, the networks aren't declaring a winner.

Slowed by insecurity across Afghanistan, declaring a winner could take at least two weeks or more, although Afghan officials said they would release preliminary results by Saturday.

But the N.C.A.A. makes an exception to the rule when its championship game goes to penalties, declaring a winner and a loser.

The Florida Supreme Court is to hear arguments on Monday on the inclusion of ballots recounted by hand in the final vote tally before declaring a winner.

Most reporters in the traditional news media frown on the idea of declaring a "winner," and in any case would likely scoff at the idea of using a campaign's unfiltered assessment.

The New York Times has not declared a winner.

"You might still be declared a winner, but are you really fit?

"We neither declare a winner or a loser," said the citizen group's secretary general, Guillermo Luz.

In that spirit it seems almost mandatory to declare a winner.

"You would declare a winner based on what style appeals to you".