Sentence examples for has certainly won from inspiring English sources

"Specific deterrence for this man has certainly won out.

Li Er, funny, honest, brain-cracklingly clever - has certainly won me over - and I haven't yet read a word.

But the building's history has certainly won over Mr. Colgate, who hopes a compromise can be worked out.

Perhaps not, but it has certainly won games for the Chiefs this season, and today's win over Buffalo might be the clearest case yet.

And the hand we're dealt seems to me to be one in which the market has certainly won out over other kinds of systems".

Obama's remarkable personal narrative, his stirring American journey, has certainly won him votes from Americans who see in him hope for a better nation.

Seemingly "no hope" candidates have certainly won before due to their opponent's poor performance.

Stoller and Glickman would have certainly won the gold, and the Americans did not want to embarrass the Germans.

Speaking outside the House of Lords, he said: "We feel we may have lost legally but we've certainly won politically".

The Dodgers have certainly won a lot of games but they've dropped their share as well, losing 9,082 games along the way.

His proposed cap on energy bills and emphasis on the cost of living have certainly won him a public hearing, even dominated the political conversation, but they only go so far.