Sentence examples for necessity of winning from inspiring English sources

To argue for the necessity of winning is to be a cynical compromiser.

He was dismantling it as best he could, given the constraints of the Constitution and the necessity of winning the war.

Those who preached so often to their party about the necessity of winning general elections proved to be useless at winning a Labour one.

Meanwhile, legal recourse makes it possible for those with deep pockets to fasten onto a single issue that affects their interests without the necessity of winning others to their point of view.

And as his aspiration of putting aside petty politics has met the necessity of winning legislative votes — no more than two or three Senate Republicans are expected to support him, which is two or three more than did so in the House — he has gone through a public evolution that has left him showing sharper edges when it comes to the ways of Washington.

He and his staff know it, and know they have been diverted by the necessities of winning primaries.

He's serving notice, as he did with his embrace of President Obama during Hurricane Sandy, that he puts less stock in party etiquette or ideological purity than in the practicalities of governing and the necessities of winning.

If you hire your own lawyers – a necessity to have a chance of winning – you'll blow through your life savings.

Yet I don't consider "reinvention" the criteria of a great musical revival or a necessity to win a Tony Award for Best Revival of a Musical.

Wenger added of his team  "They had a necessity to win the game and they did it in an intense disciplined way.

Unlike Woods, he has spoken before of a desire simply to compete at certain championships without a necessity to win.