Sentence examples for values to win from inspiring English sources

If we want our values to win, we have to stick to them.

Mr. Payne said Mr. Warner had "the right experience, the right ideas and the right values" to win the governorship.

But he said that he could not abandon his values to win elections, and was increasingly moving away from politics.

"Mourinho was at Barcelona for five years and he knows our values: to win, fight and earn respect by respecting your rival".

For him, victory is everything -- even if you have to give up your core values to win, and even if you could have won while sticking to them.

This football season, when Brandon Marshall kneeled during the anthem, he lost two sponsors, but he gained another, proving that no, we do not always have to bend on our values to win in business.

For decades, presidential candidates have felt compelled to pledge allegiance to corn-based ethanol, a biofuel of debatable value, to win votes in corn-growing Iowa.

Firms should pursue shareholder value to "win" in the marketplace.

"Now we've got a full Ibrox [for the replay], I'm sure they'll be behind us, we've got a better pitch, a bigger pitch and hopefully we can play more like Rangers next time". McInnes, whose side have beaten Rangers in Glasgow twice this term, believes Aberdeen were "good value to win the game".

• Sport is that child we raised with money but not love, who we allowed to grow up amid privilege but no values except to win at all costs.

Each card is given a value and to win the dealer must make 61 points or the opposing players 60.