Sentence examples for specifically to win from inspiring English sources

More specifically, to win a championship.

He never thought of leaving college early for the draft, returning to Cincinnati for his senior year specifically to win a national championship.

British politics is trapped in a vicious circle: young people don't vote, and therefore politicians don't develop policies specifically to win them over.

Or perhaps he just wanted to kick back against the tendency of these lists to ignore populist movies in favour of films that have been written and produced specifically to win awards.

Samsung has developed "Knox", a hardened version of Android, specifically to win defence and enterprise contracts as it aims to cement its dominance of the smartphone market, where it is the largest player by volume.

Producers learn to manipulate the system of course and construct their pilots specifically to win focus groups' favor.

At the same time, Zhou seems to be taking heed of television advertisements, by China's General Administration of Sport, admonishing people not to put too much pressure on athletes or emphasize gold medals too much — even as officials have a program specifically designed to win the gold medal count.

In fact, its president has said he hired her specifically to help win support for the hospital in Albany.

"Since the start of the season, Bradley's performance plan has focused around training specifically to try to win the Giro and then ride the Tour, while Chris's has been focused on attempting to win the Tour," said the Team Sky boss.

At the opening of his new adidas store in Dubai, Beckham was asked to give his thoughts on this season's Champions League, specifically who he wanted to win the competition.

Vane, as a leader of the republican faction, was specifically targeted, but managed to win election representing Whitchurch.