Sentence examples for slated to win from inspiring English sources

When you take into account the term of the president, Obama is slated to win by about 4 percentage points.

Cutting his government's term after less than two years appeared desperate – but, lacking a serious opponent, Bibi was slated to win.

Wilders and Le Pen have sought a key ally in the U.K. Independence Party, led by Nigel Farage, which is slated to win big in Britain this weekend (despite holding no seats in the House of Commons).

Recent opinion polls in France put Ms Le Pen neck-and-neck in the first round with centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron, with Mr Macron slated to win the run-off.

Wilders' PVV is slated to win 33 seats.

Left wing parties are also already hatching plans for their own coalition, which would be led by Jesse Klaver, the 30-year-old leader of the Green Left (GroenLinks) party, currently slated to win 16 seats.

Every single aspect of her career now seems solely slated to winning awards and braking records.

While it appears the principle of proportional representation, especially vis-à-vis ISS and Glass Lewis, may make it easier for minority slates to win, activists will weigh the minority slate strategy against the number of directors they believe they need on a board to create change.

Initially slated to easily win office in elections on May 5, Premier Prentice has fallen behind in polls to the opposition New Democratic Party (NDP) and Wildrose Party.

Even so, the City Council next week is slated to discuss bringing Bob Frutos — who won election outright during the February primary — into the fold for closed-door meetings prior to his swearing in.

During a visit to New York with Kawasaki and Thierry, Ohri told Forbes.com two more chefs who have led Michelin star winning kitchens are slated to come aboard.