For one, Microsoft has not exactly been a winner in the last huge innovation in computing, smartphones: that honor has really gone to Google's Android and Apple, who dominate the smartphone space in terms of device penetration, financials and mindshare.
It tastes terrible, too: I hate Jaegermeister, and when you combine it with the kind of bitter, creamy taste that makes you feel like your spine is trying to escape through your mouth, you're not exactly onto a winner.
Perhaps Mr. Bush still had in mind his encounter with Mr. Blair the previous day, because he also reminded Mr. Persson, "I wasn't exactly a landslide winner".
Lately it has taken to attacking the chancellor for not speaking up more forcefully against the European Central Bank's plans to buy the bonds of struggling euro members — not exactly a vote winner, even in Germany.
"The China trade deal ain't exactly a big winner on these talk shows, or anywhere, for that matter, so I said, 'Let's get her on,' " Mr. Griffin said.
He tells the crowd that he's "here to remind them who he is", which, despite the swagger with which it's delivered, isn't exactly a vote winner with the crowd, many of whom were expecting Kendrick Lamar after earlier apocryphal rumours.
Yet drugs have barely featured in this narrative presumably because they're a contentious topic and not exactly a vote winner among the general population.
Data management is getting more complicated for both people and politicians to understand and it's not exactly an election winner either.
He's Catalan, so of course I should know exactly what he is as a person, as a winner.
While an auction mechanism which allows for more than one winner in an auction may support inefficient dispatches in equilibrium, we find that an auction where there is exactly one winner per lot, where the lots are formed to capture the cost structure of generation plants, and all lots are auctioned simultaneously, supports only efficient dispatches in equilibrium.
