Sentence examples for defining win from inspiring English sources

It will, however, be a defining win for traditional news media in its fight with digital media organizations.

Enfield found himself over there with them, dropping his usual stoicism to get caught up in the emotion of what could be a defining win for this team with plenty of basketball left to be played.

"It's a big win but by no means a defining win which means we will stay up.

As a federal shield bill inches to the finish line, it's important for journalists to avoid overconfidence from a defining win.

But in Iowa, the dictionary has not been a major factor in defining winning.

Most still believed the revolution was winning (defining winning as either the demise or the triumph of the Muslim Brotherhood) – the idea that the state of emergency was the new normal was rejected by most.

PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla .— Matt Kuchar had a chance for a career-defining win last month at the Masters.

— RAY GLIER In games like this, the slightest misstep can mean the difference between an era-defining win and a debilitating loss.

Since del Potro's career-defining win over Federer in the 2009 United States Open final and another victory later that year, del Potro is 0-5 against Federer, including four straight-set losses this year.

For United, who have not lost since Chelsea's title-defining win at Old Trafford 221 days ago, the draw extends their games without defeat to 25 – though they lost both full-backs, Rafael da Silva and Evra, to injury within 20 second-half minutes.

Give a computer a task that can be crisply defined — win at chess, predict the weather — and the machine bests humans nearly every time.