Sentence examples for supposed winner from inspiring English sources

Mass youth unemployment is the reality across Europe, and things are far from rosy even in Germany, the supposed winner of the past few years.

UKRAINE'S supreme court continued to hear allegations of widespread fraud in the country's presidential election on Tuesday November 30th, and its parliament debated a motion to sack the supposed winner, Victor Yanukovich, from his current job of prime minister.

And the broader strategic environment also helped: with the Cold War just ended, the Soviet Union was desperate to forge a new partnership with the West, and the moral authority of the US as the supposed "winner" of the 20th Century's ideological contests was at its zenith.

Despite having more than 30,000 GPs in its ranks – the supposed winners from the shakeup – the BMA has been criticising the bill in increasingly strident tones.

But even among the proposed new line's supposed winners, opinions on its merits were sharply divided on Tuesday, with as many determinedly against as in favour, and plenty unconvinced either way.

Scholars analyze the normative impact on (supposed) losers, such as farmers in the Global South, as well as on (supposed) winners, such as major agribusiness actors.

Valentine's Day is a holiday that single women in particular criticize as separating out the supposed "winners" in life - women in relationships - from the "losers," also known as single women.

I see some names being cited in the press and elsewhere as supposed Oscar winners who were "out" when they won, but many of them were simply assumed to be gay or were out only to friends and family, and so I don't feel those names fairly qualify as "openly gay" in the way we're talking about for this question.

And suppose the winner does set a world record, finishing in, say 2 04:53.

But just suppose the winners turned out all to be pro-government?The Peruvian affair made news worldwide in July.

They were supposed to be winners.