Sentence examples for it seeks to win from inspiring English sources

Only seven domestic routes now operate out of Heathrow, compared with 18 in 1990, and the airport hopes to reverse the decline and prove its worth as a national hub airport with domestic connections as it seeks to win approval for a third runway.

Mr Miliband insisted David Cameron's changes to the Conservative Party were only "skin deep" and a lesson to Labour as it seeks to win back power.

He was back in Scotland at the weekend, offering his support for the Beatson Cancer Centre in Glasgow as it seeks to win funds from Aviva's Community Fund.

This has resulted in the MHRA losing sight of the need to protect and promote public health above all else as it seeks to win fee income from the pharmas.

Mr Boehner as well as Republican leaders in the US Senate have made clear they would not tolerate another shutdown, arguing it would severely damage the party as it seeks to win back the White House.

Senior Israeli officials have repeatedly said in recent days that they are sensitive to the Bush administration's desire for quiet here, as it seeks to win Arab support or at least acquiescence in a possible war on Iraq.

Those are all things that had come to define Lyft as a service over the earliest part of its journey, as it sought to win over users and position itself as an alternative to Uber and the existing taxi industry.

Like the professional psychic who seeks to win our confidence, the novel addresses us as if it already knows who we are.

Maybe he is changing his mind as he seeks to win over a sceptical Congress.

But over time, Instagram evolved into a game where everyone seeks to win the most Likes and validation.

She is followed to Saint Petersburg by the disturbed Svidrigailov, who seeks to win her back through blackmail.