Sentence examples for problem to win from inspiring English sources

There is one problem: to win, Republicans have to paint Obama's tenure as a bad time for the economy and jobs.

This, in a nutshell, is Trump's problem: to win the Republican nomination he needed to take extreme positions on a host of issues.

"The way the state's been turning, I think if we got a decent conservative in there, it wouldn't be that much of a problem to win," said Pete Harring, a Tea Party supporter in Maine.

Objectors worry that ministers are desperate to find a solution to the current radioactive waste problem to win public support to build a new generation of nuclear power stations.

Without that there was no problem to win, we're really happy with the speed of the bike.

And while the jockey took it in his stride, at 40 he was putting the seal on an amazing turnaround that saw him tackle a serious drink problem to win his maiden jockeys' title last year and ride a record-equalling seven winners in one memorable day at Windsor.

Before the 1992 Paralympics, she said, a doctor accused her of exaggerating her vision problems to win a trip to the disabled-athlete games in Barcelona, Spain.

CROSS-COUNTRY Kennedy Takes U.S. Title Bob Kennedy, 33, overcame years of health problems to win the United States cross-country championship yesterday in Indianapolis.

He also began working with Charles Austin, the former Olympic high jumper, who overcame his own knee problems to win the gold medal in 1996.

Spotted the big lead, Jason Schmidt (5-3) ovearlye early control problems to win the opener of a four-game series between the National League's bottom two teams.

True, "Big Westy" overcame weight problems to win the Football League championship twice and the FA Cup once, as well as playing for England.