Sentence examples for to win an attribute from inspiring English sources

They simply know how to win, an attribute that doesn't always show up in a player's or a pitcher's stats.

Is my kid going to win?' " Some scholars attribute the rise in sideline misbehavior to a general moral decay in American society.

Starting in the 20th position, Vonn, the favorite to win Sunday, partly attributed her seventh-place finish to the weather.

"I am not bound to win," Lincoln is attributed to have said, "but I am bound to be true.

The Chargers are ready to win now, Boston said, an attribute rarely given to the Cardinals, who went 5-11 last season.

"He's got a huge will to win and it's a big attribute to him," Jamie Spencer, Big Orange's jockey, said.

He had the passion and desire to win and had all the attributes of a leader, by voice and by performances.

The Heat so barely outperformed the Spurs to win the NBA Finals, one cannot attribute a single reason to explain this small difference.

Among the six trustees is Janine Bauer, whom Mr. Torpey defeated, 708 votes to 694, to win the president position, a result she attributed to low voter turnout because "people thought that I was such a shoo-in".

In an election year where establishment candidates are shunned by voters, trustworthiness is a key attribute needed to win.

Tobacco companies used to win most wrongful death lawsuits; Douglas attributes the shift largely to jurors' increased awareness of the ill health effects of smoking.