Sentence examples for producing victory from inspiring English sources
The three A's championship seasons were fairly even leading to the World Series, each producing victory totals in the 90's.
While winning teams may have better running numbers, is the running game essential in producing victories?
For now, it appears Anthony does have to shoot a lot to keep the Knicks in games, although that approach is not necessarily producing victories.
The nine previous matches have all produced victory for one side or the other, only four times for South Africa.
We should also have learned from the 1999 Kosovo war that air power alone does not produce victory.
She produced victory after victory on controversial measures with a combination of toughness and charm that no one could have replicated.
This strategy, illustrated in Figure 3, produces victory after victory for the Republican Party even as it sacrifices "some progress with white voters".
And so we are here presented with 38 different ploys commonly used in disputation, which work to produce victory, regardless of where the truth lies.
Western strategy was modelled on the first world war in which economic strength and a static front had finally produced victory.
The Romney campaign's shift of focus toward welfare and Medicare suggests that his strategists are worried that just disparaging Obama's ability to deal with the struggling economy won't be adequate to produce victory on November 6.
A fair vote in Egypt would likely produce victory for parties advocating Islamist political and social principles -- anathema for Washington which likes to work through pro-US dictators.
