Sentence examples for to be winner from inspiring English sources
It was to there in the 1960s that Fred C Trump took his family, moving over from the First Presbyterian Church in Jamaica, Queens, where they lived, drawn by Peale's theology of how to be winner.
Boston Scientific Appears to Be Winner Of Guidant, Over Johnson & Johnson Johnson & Johnson said in a terse news release that it had "determined not to increase its last offer for Guidant Corporation, because to do so would not have been in the best interest of its shareholders".
So the big technology markets actually tend to be winner take all.
"In the social networking space, it tends to be winner takes all," Tolia said, while taking care to point out that Nextdoor has significant differences from its recently-shuttered competitors.
"Texas had to be winner take all," said Gidley.
A math unencumbered by decisions Florida and Arizona made to be winner take all states.
There was not going to be winner-take-all.
This was to be winner-takes-all, a brutal fight to the death.The result was a crushing victory for the Yorkists and for the young king.
As cultural markets are considered by economists to be winner-take-all markets, they hold a great part of risk for creators and commercial exploiters alike, a risk that has even been increased in the digital environment with the piracy threat.
The reason tech companies sometimes have such high ratios of value to earnings is that investors have learned very well the lesson of Microsoft and Intel: that technology markets tend to be winner-takes-all, and a company that gets an early advantage in a new technology may well be able to translate that advantage into a sustained, lucrative monopoly.
