Sentence examples similar to often winner from inspiring English sources

What we don't get is how often winners will do whatever it takes to win.

This is because too often winners in these types of top competitions work on esoteric stuff that most students would not have access to or even understand.

Now, many might say that Pop Jenkins had it completely right and the daughter had it wrong, but those who we think are losers are often winners and vice-versa.

Taking a Trip With Food showcases recipes for ingredients like black walnuts or popcorn from farmers' wives in a particular state, and those are often winners -- who better than a cook with a plethora of carrots to come up with offbeat ways to serve them?

Tech is often winner-take-all.

Platforms are often winner-take-all endeavors, again perhaps breaking the Rule of Three.

Tech industry is often winner-take-all, and if you are not the one, you are the none.

But, in the second of the qualifying play-offs, for the other two sides finishing in the top four, third-placed Saints, so often winners in local derby conflict against Warrington, maintained their stranglehold.

Often no winner is chosen.

Although the team was often a winner, it was not a member of the N.C.A.A.'s Division I-A until 1996.

But if Lee's actions were sometimes driven by gut instinct, his head was more often the winner, particularly in international affairs.