Sentence examples for lack of winners from inspiring English sources

Tottenham's lack of "winners in their team" could cost them the chance of landing the Barclays Premier League title this season, according to former captain Sol Campbell.

Executive producer Arthur Smith thinks the lack of winners is just fine.

Safe to say that the sport, much less celebrated now, more under siege, has become poorer for the lack of winner's-circle superstars to do for the horses — preen and promote — what they can't do for themselves.

The "Ugly Betty" star said the lack of Latina Golden Globe winners is more a symptom of an industry that has yet to fully explore the diversity that exists across the country.

Jonathan Galassi, the publisher of Farrar, Straus & Giroux, said he was "shellshocked" by the lack of a winner in fiction.

Unlike Ms. Patchett, I'm ecstatic about the lack of a winner in the fiction category this year.

In a letter to the Times in which he says he is "ecstatic about the lack of a winner," a writer named Doug Magee, author of a book not nominated, objects to the idea that a book chosen for an award is automatically deemed "the best of the year".

Baffert has a theory for the lack of Derby success for the Juvenile winner.

She recently chastised the Golden Globes for its lack of female director winners, declaring at the January awards ceremony, "Time's up!" At PaleyFest, the performer said her most satisfying moments in entertainment have come as a director. .

According to analysts, the lack of a clear winner and the polarised campaign will make it difficult to build a coalition after the elections and increase the chances of a new vote.

The fledgling, anti-establishment parties that campaigned on promises of radical change could benefit from the voters' discontent, but the lack of a clear winner could also leave Italy mired in uncertainty.