Sentence examples for potentially victorious from inspiring English sources
The second is that while Ahmadinejad still marshals potentially victorious forces, including the Revolutionary Guards and the Basij militia, he now faces a daunting array of opposition ranging across the political spectrum.
The test of acceptability, I think, should be whether a publicly funded candidate who does not have access to wealthy private donors can run a potentially victorious race against two classes of candidates.
But now, as Mrs. Clinton seeks the White House, the funding of the sprawling philanthropy has become an Achilles' heel for her campaign and, if she is victorious, potentially her administration as well.
If we throw up our hands and simply ignore her or erase her or demonize her without trying to engage with her, we're not only wasting an opportunity to shape a potentially vicious and victorious advocate, we're failing one of our sisters.
The result was that no single piece of football iconoclasm ever had a more potentially inspiring explanation than the one provided by the victorious Martinez.
He argued that his service could potentially partner or integrate with Vessel, while it's trying to reach a broader customer base than Victorious — not just YouTube stars but brands (such as luxury brands) and media companies.
None came away victorious.
PERSECUTED, valiant and victorious.
"Today" emerged victorious.
