Sentence examples for it can win from from inspiring English sources

But no party seriously thinks it can win from anywhere but the centre ground.

It's a great confidence boost and hopefully I'm showing my rivals I can win from any position".

"I just feel like I can win from anywhere in all my races at the minute".

Toyota's management is trying to secure agreement from its 2,500 production workers to cut costs at its Melbourne plant, so it can win approval from head office to produce a new-model Camry and to continue exports to the Middle East.

Frydenberg is attempting to design the government's national energy guarantee policy so that it can win backing from the states, the Coalition party room and federal parliament.

The group is required to finalise a stadium deal before it can win approval from MLS, the US professional football league, to open a club.

But on Tuesday, this aged group of players also showed it can win by going from first to third, stealing key bases and playing solid defense, adding another description to their approach.

The EFF – a potent blend of Leninism with black consciousness – believes it can win the youth from the ANC and that the absence of Mandela will make it easier.

That distinction is crucial to the claims that this represents criticism of Ed Miliband because the former prime minister doesn't believe that on the traditional left is where Labour should be or where it can win an election from.

The sport lost its pre-Olympic support in late 2010 due to a funding shortfall and unless it can win a reprieve from UK Sport this week the British team will suffer the same struggles as they attempt to qualify for the Rio Games in 2016.

Israel believes it needs to eliminate Hamas' tunnels and rocket arsenal, and Hamas thinks it can win political concessions from the Israelis as casualties mount.