Sentence examples for remaining to be won from inspiring English sources

Schumacher now has an unassailable lead of 43 points with 40 remaining to be won.

With the Indiana and North Carolina primaries behind us, we've crossed an interesting threshold: there are now more uncommitted superdelegates (231, according to The New York Times's count) than pledged delegates (217) remaining to be won.

For the Olympic athletes, victories remain to be won.

While most of the focus was squarely on the league leaders, there remain other prizes to be won.

Still, many locals remain wary and will need to be won over, Mr. Leupold said.

"There remain many battles for children still to be won," said UNICEF's Representative in Zimbabwe, Dr. Festo Kavishe.

"Of course there will remain many battles for children still to be won, but with continued international support and growing political commitment, I am confident polio will be one in a chain of victories".

Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez, the American commander, acknowledged at a news conference on Monday that much work remained to be done in winning "hearts and minds" but complained, as politicians and generals in these situations generally do, that the "good news" about the occupation is rarely told with the same volume as the bad.

Sure, they've lost this "crypto" war — but many more important crypto wars remain to be fought and (hopefully) won.

CCS Insight analyst Paolo Pescatore said Nokia was clearly only "testing the waters" with its plan, and that it remained to be seen whether it could decisively win the Christmas phone wars.

The team's destiny in Group G remains in their own hands, and there will be confidence the remaining home fixtures can be won, together with the trip to the section's whipping boys Maccabi Tel Aviv, to smooth passage into the knockout phase.