Sentence examples for emphasis to win from inspiring English sources

Mattingly said there's an added emphasis to win the division because of changes in the playoff format introduced last season.

I've always put more emphasis on trying to win.

"They were really good on the 50-50 ballsoso I put more emphasis on trying to win it to myself".

The season began with the Ducks talking about being at their best for the playoffs, and putting less emphasis on their drive to win in the regular season.

It is horrendously tough and you can be the best swimmer in the world and not make the final if you are not right on the day.' Despite Furniss's emphasis on an Olympic background to win medals, it is obvious that Adlington has other kinds of experience in her bag that will help her today.

But Spurs Coach Gregg Popovich said before Sunday's game that he has never put much emphasis on his team's failure to win back-to-back championships.

Likelihood to win: A lot of emphasis has been paid to Royal Blood's live show – but their capability as songwriters – and the album itself – wasn't regarded by most critics as a seminal or particularly original.

"The emphasis is definitely on colts because they want to win the Kentucky Derby," Harty said.

Progressives who understand that we have a long way to go to win hearts and minds put the emphasis on organizing and recruitment, and social movements.

"If he is [targeted] then it's great because it takes the emphasis away from what the other team needs to do to win.

This year the club will be aiming to win the title again and there is a major emphasis on doing well in the T20 competition.