Sentence examples for prospective win from inspiring English sources

Before a rapturous crowd, mostly women, in a midtown Manhattan hotel, after the equally rapturous introductions by women ranging from former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords of Arizona to a Madison Square Garden union worker, Clinton suggested her prospective win was a component in a line of civil rights achievements dating to the suffragettes of the early 1900s.

Johnson would lead Trump 42/37 in a prospective contest, and wins over 15% of people who supported Trump last fall.

So any prospective developer had to win over both sides simultaneously.

To win, a prospective Miss Universe is expected to "want to use the title for issues that are dear to her.

Tyler had been working on an Odd Future magazine (never published) and an Odd Future T-shirt line since before the group existed, and he was unquestionably the leader; prospective members had to win him over.

Bush did clash with Trump, as he has done in many previous debates, but his attacks continued to be less about trying to win over prospective Trump voters and more about appealing to voters who are already fiercely against Trump's brash style and offensive policies.

Before the auction was held, baseball screened the prospective bidders, Peter Angelos (whose winning bid was $173 million), Bill DeWitt and Jeffrey Loria.

In January, Aberdeen-based Faroe won seven prospective exploration licences on the Norwegian continental shelf.

As part of the symbiosis between Mr. Baan and the architects he works with, his panoramas of their models, presented to prospective clients, have helped them win commissions.

But I wouldn't be surprised, with the Damocles of layoffs now hanging over us, I'm sure there'll be some trying to win favor of prospective new employers".

For a summer comedy, Paul Feig's Ghostbusters reboot has had a uniquely hard time winning over some prospective audience members – largely because of Feig's decision to alter the genders of the lead characters.