Sentence examples for deliver a win from inspiring English sources

Despite Trump's statewide victory, the Youngstown campaigners could not quite deliver a win in their own Mahoning County.

The Spectator reported at the time that Cameron said to Hayes: "I want you to deliver a win for our people on windfarms".

But what's driving them is their narrow majority in the Senate and their need to deliver a win to the base.

But those highlights could not deliver a win for Herman, who was brought from Houston to replace Charlie Strong after three straight losing seasons.

While the Syria announcement looked poised to score political points domestically, Mattis and other top advisers suspect that it will deliver a win to Russia, Iran and Syrian leader Bashar ­al-Assad, while risking a resurgence of the Islamic State.

If Xi can deliver a "win" on North Korea for Trump, his price may also include a softer US line on China's military expansion in the South China Sea.

In a statement Birmingham said the proposed changes would return integrity to the vocational education sector "and deliver a win-win for students and taxpayers through a range of protections".

The overwhelming success of the park's Indigenous ranger program has shown how funding for Indigenous-run national parks can deliver a win-win: sustaining communities in remote locations while protecting fragile environments.

So if we're able to deliver a winning brand of basketball, people are going to show up.

If anyone can deliver a winning speech, it's a double Oscar winner, but the backlash was not long in coming.

These include the attitude and drive to deliver a winning customer proposition and the ability to synchronize different viewpoints and make the right trade-offs.