Sentence examples for placed to win from inspiring English sources

Mr Sarkozy seems well placed to win a hefty majority.

Now publishing firms are perhaps better placed to win.

Bulgarian building firms are well placed to win contracts in Yugoslavia.

(The sole red state where a Democratic incumbent looks placed to win is North Carolina).

India remains well placed to win a big share of the business.

The opposition People's Party is in disarray, so his party is well placed to win re-election in 2008.

Douglas Alexander, the shadow foreign secretary and Labour election co-ordinator, said there were "grounds for optimism" in key target seats and that the party was well-placed to win the general election next May.

"If I am the best-placed to win, I will be ready," she said.

He said he was well-placed to win in his home state of Georgia and other Southern states.

Europe has become a punch bag for Republican candidates in a campaign Mr. Romney now looks well-placed to win after three primary victories on Tuesday night.

The pendulum effect of American politics would favour Republicans, and Mr Huntsman would be well-placed to win support from moderate Democrats who can overlook his religion.