Sentence examples for no longer won from inspiring English sources
The fact that Democrats remained the party of activist government no longer won them automatic loyalty.
The FARC is no longer winning the war.
He decided if he could no longer win, he would teach.
It will hurt that England can no longer win the series.
The cosseted American women no longer win on their own tour, beaten almost every week by hungry Koreans and Europeans.
It doesn't mean they want to return to the New Deal, but it does mean that the old Republican narrative can no longer win a majority.
She is only nineteen, and nineteen-year-olds no longer win major tennis tournaments, but by the time the Williams sisters hang it up, she could be ready.
Numerous establishment Republicans had called on him to abandon his campaign, fearing that he could no longer win what had once seemed an easy race.
For that reason, even though he shot an opening-day 67 at the Masters this year, he says he can no longer win at Augusta.
Yingluck's opponents – a minority that can no longer win at the polls – argue the Shinawatras are using their electoral majority to impose their will and subvert democracy.
It is a tribute to Hillary Clinton that even though, rationally, political soothsayers think she can no longer win, irrationally, they wonder how she will pull it off.
