Sentence examples for unconditional win from inspiring English sources

Though it may seem like an unconditional win for utilities to build new communications networks, install new sensors, and add smart meters, hidden peril exists in raising the fixed costs utilities must recover from customers that increasingly look elsewhere for power.

Aided by Schenck's vigilance at the polls, which sharply curtailed voting among pro-Confederate bitter-enders, Unconditional Unionists won 57 of the 96 seats in the assembly, and four of the five congressional contests.

Yet Emery aspires to the one quality that saw the Swede triumph in the French League: an unconditional will to win.

Every effort has to be made to win unconditional compliance with the UN's resolution 687 and the other UN obligations which Iraq has flouted.

The failure of four of the largest US banks to win unconditional approval on their first attempt underscores the split between Wall Street banks and their regulators over whether the lenders have enough capital to weather another crisis.

For Montserrat, a tiny British island in the Caribbean, not even a devastating hurricane and multiple volcanic eruptions have proved enough to win unconditional assistance from its imperial rulers in Whitehall.Montserrat was still slowly fixing damage done by Hurricane Hugo, which struck in 1989, when the Soufrière Hills volcano began erupting in July 1995.

Afsana was one of fewer than three thousand Afghans to win the unconditional right to stay.

Afsana was one of fewer than three thousand Afghans to win the unconditional right to stay..

The aim was "to avoid May's trap, which was either to blame the EU27 for a chaotic no-deal Brexit or shatter its unity and win an unconditional delay for Brexit", it said.

After Amnesty International and the writers' organization PEN International helped win her unconditional release, she moved to London for medical treatment and was appointed a poet in residence at Northwestern University in Chicago.

"THE period of smoke-and-mirrors legislation, when any presidential initiative won unconditional approval, is over".