Sentence examples for projects to win from inspiring English sources

Rajapaksa banked on roads, railways and other infrastructure projects to win over largely Hindu Tamils, especially in the conflict-battered north and east, rather than political concessions.

That may give the edge to Lidge as of now, but if either pitcher emerges as the sole closer on an improving Washington team that projects to win 85 games, he will have plenty of fantasy value.

Mr. Cohen and Mr. Gibbs's "Reframing the Victorians" study is one of 12 university projects to win a new digital humanities award created by Google that provides money along with access to the company's powerful computers and databases.

The bill became an expensive so-called Christmas tree piece of legislation as supporters tacked on pork-barrel projects to win backing from lawmakers in other parts of the state.

Transit advocates have long complained that such cost-effectiveness tests have kept many projects from being built — especially light-rail projects, since streetcars are not fast — and made it much harder for transit projects to win federal financing than highway projects.

I HAVE an unlimited appetite for pain," Donald J. Trump said during a recent preview for real estate agents at the Residences at Trump National Golf Club in Briarcliff Manor, the first of his Westchester projects to win local zoning approval.

According to the current FiveThirtyEight projection, President Obama will carry Maryland by 23 percentage points; Mitt Romney is projected to win just 39 percent.

McCain was projected to win Oklahoma, Tennessee, Kentucky, Georgia and South Carolina.

So both Trump and Clinton are projected to win comfortably.

(Oh, and John McCain also projected to win Vermont).

The Democrat was projected to win New Hampshire, Connecticut, Delaware, Washington DC, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts and New Jersey.