Sentence examples for it represents a win from inspiring English sources

What enables this is the development of a slimmer module and it represents a win for both the design team (Jonathan Ive famously hated it and had it airbrushed out of advertising shots) and the consumer.

"It gets us back on the horse and gets us two points and with the week we've had and the changes we've had to make it represents a big win".

"If Rocketrip can make just a small dent in that number by driving cost sensitivity within employee ranks, it represents a huge win for employers, employees, and of course Rocketrip".

It represents a landmark win for retailers, who will benefit from Instacart's scale, Unata's highly configurable technology, and the deep grocery industry integrations this acquisition will enable.

It represents a second successive win for Tottenham at what is their temporary home for this season while a new 61,000-seater stadium is built on the site of their old ground at White Hart Lane.

That represents a win for Skype, the Internet phone service, which praised the F.C.C. rules on Tuesday.

The President and his team clearly prefer to interpret trade deficits as profit and loss statements – a surplus represents a win; a deficit represents a loss.

What represents a win now?

Hunt praised Malawana"s "courage" in agreeing a package that contains "innovative" ways of tackling junior doctors' work in the NHS and said that it represented "a good win" for the BMA after it realised the value of talking rather than striking.

And not just because it represents an award he won in 1988, five years out of Harvard Medical School, but because, in a mildly macabre way, it reminds him of what he does for a living.

It represents a strategy that results in a win win value exchange between the retailer and its customers.