Sentence examples for possible victories from inspiring English sources

Local elections: why did Labour's possible victories fail to materialise?

WASHINGTON — Democrats enhanced their prospects for winning control of the House with Tuesday's coast-to-coast primary results, skirting potential calamity in California and lining up likely gains in New Jersey and possible victories in Iowa and New Mexico.

Bouyed by the narrowest of possible victories in Iowa, the Republican frontrunner Mitt Romney landed in New Hampshire and ignored his party rivals to launch an immediate attack on President Barack Obama.

For instance, one law allows him to name regional political leaders who would have separate budgets, which could help him offset possible victories by opposition candidates in state and municipal elections scheduled for November.

It looked, in fact, like a good election for moderates, with possible victories for Mr. Davis, the two Bushes, Gov. George V. Voinovich of Ohio in a Senate race and several other centrist Congressional candidates, compared with the avalanche of right-wing triumphs only four years ago.

Why it mattered: Maxwell's prediction proved accurate as the tourists were gradually galvanised over the course of the English summer and were denied possible victories at Old Trafford and The Oval by the weather.

"But the chances we missed cost us a possible victory after getting 629.

Defeat was looming for the South-as the Civil War wore on, paths to possible victory were fast disappearing.

A win for Mike Huckabee in Iowa and possible victory for Mr McCain in New Hampshire still leaves an open field.

He had led in the polls all along but Democrats made much in the final weeks of a possible victory.

That wasn't the only drastic measure Mrs. May took in pursuit of the clearest possible victory.