Sentence examples for has handily won from inspiring English sources

Emirates Team New Zealand has handily won all three over Italy's Luna Rossa, once despite a sail clip coming undone in the middle of the race, which stands as the most exciting moment of competition so far.

The new party is the latest in a string of challengers to the dominance of the A.N.C., which has handily won every national election since apartheid ended in 1994 but has come under increasing scrutiny over charges of corruption and poor governance.

The three-year-old, San Francisco-based company has handily won 75percentt of the e-cigarette market in the U.S., thanks in large part to the sleek design of its nicotine vaporizer.

Sri Lankan president calls early election, surprise defection creates viable opposition candidate: Sri Lanka's strongman president, Mahinda Rajapaksa, has handily won election twice, and his current term runs through 2016.

Despite that strong tilt to the Republicans, Boren has handily won election, garnering 70% of the vote in 2008 and 56% in 2010.

Rohrabacher has handily won 15 elections in the 48th Congressional District, stretching from Laguna Niguel up the coast through Newport Beach to Seal Beach, with parts of Fountain Valley and Westminster.

Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, the longtime favorite, is still the favorite, having handily won the New Hampshire primary, just as he was supposed to.

On Election Day, Mr. Gore had handily won this county, which is in the northeastern part of the state and includes Daytona Beach.

Once Black had handily won the tie breaker in the first set, the fans knew they were on to a competitive event.

Gov. George W. Bush of Texas was between chapters of his candidacy, en route from a state that he had handily won to a state that he could easily lose, and it provided both pause and cause for reflection.

Having handily won control of the majority of the market for chips in personal computers, despite the best efforts of its rival Advanced Micro Devices, Intel is now turning considerable attention toward mobile phones and handheld computers.