Sentence examples for improved winning from inspiring English sources

But then the Devil Rays won two, three, four, five in a row, 11 of 15, and their new, improved winning percentage of.396 would result in 64 victories for the season.

Playing in Milwaukee County Stadium, the restructured team quickly improved, winning two pennants (1957, 1958) and a World Series (1957), behind the hitting of Hank Aaron and Eddie Matthews and the pitching of Spahn and Lew Burdette.

A couple of weeks later, on crutches, he displayed farcical courage in getting through a round of the 1989 European Open and, as his condition improved, won the Irish Championship shortly afterwards.

In a high-profile industry where winning on the field sometimes trumps pure economics, baseball owners have built an ineffective approach to improving win totals and franchise values, many experts have said.

[A22.] The European Aeronautic Defense and Space Company posted its first annual loss in five years but said its outlook had improved after winning a multibillion-dollar Air Force contract.

"Generally, they live shorter lives and their survival is not improved by winning an Oscar".

As evidenced against Cotto, Pacquiao keeps improving and winning in punishing and dramatic fashion.

Yet Winkfield survived, improved and won the Kentucky Derby twice, in 1901 and 1902.

But he improved, then won fans over with a strong final month of the season.

I rate him highly but he may have to have improved to win off his current mark.

But critics say the army has disastrously mishandled the situation with improved security won at the cost of deepening alienation among the Baloch.