Sentence examples for primarily at winning from inspiring English sources

With the magic wearing off, Apple's global attack on Samsung is aimed primarily at winning injunctions to drive the South Korean company (the most successful of the Android makers by far) off the market.

However, the job, which primarily involves winning new business and managing accounts, was not all plain sailing at first for Spencer, who joined The Paperchain Partnership after working at another firm as a receptionist for four years.

Stephen Timms suggests that Labour's "relationship with faith groups will not be primarily about winning votes.

Our relationship with faith groups will not be primarily about winning votes.

Arik is primarily focused on winning the terrorist war being waged on Israel.

At least, that's what we see if we focus on what primarily wins games.

THE RESPONSE -- Democrats said the complaints were primarily intended to win a public-relations war.

Clearly, it is during the school years that the battle for HIV prevention is primarily won or lost.

And although there will continue to be military action against terrorist forces, counter-terrorism is primarily a matter of winning hearts and minds, or at least not alienating the natural constituency in whose name the terrorists claim to act.

All our funding decisions are based on our 'no compromise' investment strategy which targets resources primarily at those sports and athletes most likely to win medals.

That admonition, which won applause from both sides of the aisle, was not directed solely, or even primarily, at the young and underprivileged.