Sentence examples similar to plan for a win from inspiring English sources

Mr Trump is planning for a win: successful negotiations with Kim Joverun over his nuclear programme.

The Lerners and team president Stan Kasten have a perfectly plausible grand plan for constructing a winning organization.

He declared "a new era of energy exploration in America" and pitched his energy plan as a win-win for the economy and the environment.

For Mayor Jim Baca, who is in the middle of a major project to repave his city's streets, the plan "is a win for everybody".

"Churchill said any idiot can come up with a perfect plan for winning a war, as long as they're not responsible for waging it.

Writing in The Audacity of Hope back in 2006, the future president dissected al Qaeda's plan for "winning a war from a cave".

The alt-ac ethos holds that nonacademic work is not a fallback plan for failures but a win-win: Ph.D.'s can bring their deep expertise and advanced skills to a whole gamut of challenges, rather than remaining cocooned in the ivory tower.

"The plan may be a win for some populations, but for others, it is grossly inept," adds Regina Asmutis-Silvia, a cetacean biologist with Whale.org in Plymouth, Massachusetts.

Here's my plan: mentally prepare myself for a win so that I can avoid scaring away my new Queens Bills friends with any unpredictable and uncontrollable reactions.

And if he wants to realise the dream of becoming Scottish first minister, he'll have to outline his plan for winning a Scottish Parliament seat, ahead of or during the 2016 election.

And if Mr Murphy wants to realise the dream of becoming Scottish first minister, he'll have to outline his plan for winning a Scottish Parliament seat in the 2016 election, if not before.