Sentence examples for for a clear win from inspiring English sources

Ryan's wife said she hoped the jury's decision would pave the way for a clear win next year.

It would prove that Democrats actually will stand up for their principles in the face of mammoth industry pressure and fight for a clear win.

So it only makes sense that paying attention to your financial health not only potentially improves your personal well-being, but may also have a positive impact on your professional productivity--a clear win for both employees and employers.

For Modisett, a clear win in the case would be one in which companies such as Grokster and Streamcast would be barred from "building a business based on illegal behavior".

Not a devastating loss for Romney, but a clear win for the president.

Following the debate, Blair Jenkins, head of the Yes Scotland campaign for independence, said: "This was a clear win for the 'Yes' campaign - a positive, optimistic and visionary case presented by the first minister, against another dose of negativity and scaremongering from Mr Darling.

For Zack, this was a clear win.

That wasn't supposed to happen, according to the models; instead, most had predicted a clear win for him, with two calling for him to win by almost 20 percentage points.

Officials from the Chinese Embassy in Washington weren't available for comment, but U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk called the decision a "clear win" for "America's creative industries," noting that it will help U.S. exporters and distributors obtain a foothold for their products in China.

And for all his media savvy, Schumer couldn't spin the shutdown as a clear win for the Democrats; the left spent the next week slamming him for "caving," while Trump celebrated a "big win".

Under the agreement, tax rates would jump to 39.6 percent from 35 percent for individual incomes over $400,000 and couples over $450,000, while tax deductions and credits would start phasing out on incomes as low as $250,000, a clear win for President Obama, who campaigned on higher taxes for the wealthy.