Sentence examples similar to supposed win from inspiring English sources
Appealing to the core was Ed's supposed winning card over his brother [David].
I suppose winning the world title 18-17 on the black.
Ultimately what does one suppose winning The X Factor ensures, in terms of job satisfaction, that a "real job" does not?
At a time when the world of aid and international development seeks every opportunity to leave politics to one side in favour of supposed win-win technocratic or technological solutions to development problems, it is helpful to see such clear links being drawn between politics and socioeconomic indicators.
When defending their own interests, the French know how to be tough, and when negotiating, they are suspicious of supposed "win-win" deals.
"If he wins, he's supposed to win.
The greater challenge is winning when you're supposed to win, motivating well-compensated, highly visible players with guaranteed contracts.
We weren't supposed to win a game in this series, and we've won three.
Populist firebrand Byron Dorgan wasn't supposed to win his first Senate race in North Dakota; Brian Schweitzer wasn't supposed to win the Montana governorship but did so going away twice; and South Dakota Democrats Jim Abouresk, Tom Daschle, and Tim Johnson were never supposed to win their first Senate races either, but they did.
