Sentence examples for lower winning from inspiring English sources

No Series champ in history has had a lower winning percentage in its previous season than these Sox.

In five seasons, he has a 35-27 record, which is a lower winning percentage than his two predecessors, Bob Davie and Tyrone Willingham.

Over all, Weis is 35-26, ofner of a lower winning percentage than his two predecessors, Bob Davie and Tyrone Willingham, both dismissed.

In a country where Congress's approval rating is usually in the teens (or lower), winning control of the legislature is a virtual guarantee of unpopularity ahead.

The Mousavi campaign immediately recognised that, at best, any revised results would simply give the president a slightly lower winning margin.

Each of the three years in their new digs, the Brewers have had a substantially lower winning percentage than in any year from 1995 to 2000.

Four American League teams finished with lower won-lost percentages than the Rangers, but no one finished as far back as the Rangers' 43-game deficit.

They have failed to score in 11 of their 26 league fixtures since April and there are all sorts of galling statistics attached to Van Gaal reign, featuring a lower win ratio than David Moyes' time in charge.

Why do people consistently claim that Mike Krzyzewski is the winningest coach in college basketball when he is still 115 wins behind Pat Summit, with a significantly lower win percentage (his.763 to her.841)?

Losing is much lower than winning is high.

Expectations aren't likely to lower after winning the league two years in a row, Galaxy fans expect a third straight.