Sentence examples for sort of winner from inspiring English sources

Some commentators saw Mr. Brown as a sort of winner, too, simply by not clearly losing in exchanges with Mr. Cameron.

Last week, in a conference call with members of the news media, he talked about what sort of winner he's hoping for this year.

First, we show that FAs are subject to a sort of winner's curse that in equilibrium induces higher expected buying prices relative to running first-price auctions as needs arise.

But it is hard to avoid the impression that this thinking will lead to a sort of winners' curse for Japanese companies.

But in China today it also means documenting the world's most rapid accumulation of assets, the unwritten rules, the sorting of winners and losers.

If Las Vegas is a burlesque of America — the "ethos of our time run amok," as Hal Rothman, the historian, put it — then Macau is a caricature of China's boom, its opportunities and rackets, its erratic sorting of winners and losers.

If Las Vegas is a burlesque of America the "ethos of our time run amok," as Hal Rothman, the historian, put it then Macau is a caricature of China's boom, its opportunities and rackets, its erratic sorting of winners and losers.

It promises to accelerate, with surprising speed, the ruthless sorting of winners and losers that began just over two decades ago with the commercialization of the Internet.

This leaves Stephen Schwarzman of Blackstone as the "sort of" big winner.

He began to play the sort of flashing winners and show the elan that had enraptured the crowds in Melbourne.

Who in team Cameron seriously thought that this title-tattle should be fanned, and might be some sort of election-winner?