Sentence examples for theory to win from inspiring English sources

Yet the app is merely one product in a wave of new travel programs and promotions that are using game theory to win over customers, particularly those under 30 (so-called millennials).

He believes it allows clients to build novel factual theories to win cases.

Lonely traveling salesmen sit next to bored retirees; an exotic dancer wins, her horse-owner friend loses, and a couple who own a diner expound on their theory that to win big you have to be able to bet big.

Well, it all goes back to a well-known concept in strategic theory: how to win a game of chicken between two drivers barreling head on at one another.

Everyone who thinks they can leverage the conspiracy theory conservatives to win elections will stay with the old guard.

The second theory about how to win the Republicans' support was to go straight to their industry backers.

Everyone has a theory about how to win a bracket pool, but the past six champions have these five elements in common.

When the parties start making lists of which seats to target a process that starts very early these days districts carried by their presidential candidates get the hardest look.Before Nov. 4, it would have been possible (in theory) for Republicans to win back their majority by winning all the districts carried by their presidential candidates.

Through these and other modifications all budget-neutral, at least in theory—he hopes to win enough support to get his bill passed through his committee.Even if he does this soon, however, his bill will need to be reconciled with the Senate health committee's bill and the joined-up version put to the floor.

Kempton's theory is beginning to win applause from some car and utility folks, but daunting technical and economic obstacles make it a tough sell.

Trump hasn't won a majority in any contest so far — and he could in theory keep failing to win majorities and still come to the convention with a delegate lead.