Sentence examples for obvious win from inspiring English sources
Janice L. Winchester Seattle, Oct. 9, 2004 To the Editor: The Missouri debate was an obvious win for President Bush.
In a speech primarily pitched to his supporters, rationally pointing out the glaring inaccuracies in such stories was an obvious win.
"What's frustrating is when there's something which is an obvious win — it's not even contentious — and it doesn't go forward," said Dan Kammen, director of the Renewable and Appropriate Energy Laboratory at the University of California, Berkeley, who helped design and study early PACE programs.
Anywhere, nigh on anonymous access to content and accompanying ads, is an obvious win for all Web sites.
From the outside, it seems like an obvious win, but from the inside there was a long and painful struggle to get to the other side.
It took courage for Winthrop to prosecute Hutchinson, for he did not hold an obvious winning hand.
We nibbled our food and sipped our drinks as the map guy on CNN chalked up the obvious wins for Mr. Obama and John McCain.
Normally, Washington isn't a town full of obvious win-win solutions.
There have to be small wins, even if they aren't obvious wins.
If it's an obvious winning investment, it's unclear why it would be heavy-handed, and for the record the number of high-tech workers who receive visas to move here every year is a little more than 100,000, not 1 million.
