Sentence examples for virtually assured to win from inspiring English sources

President Barack Obama is virtually assured to win the state of California, where all major polls show him with an overwhelming lead over his competitor.

Utah is a reliably Republican state, so whoever wins the primary is almost assured to win the general election.

"Fences" won for best play in 1987, and looks assured to win best play revival on Sunday.

Haspel looks all but assured to win confirmation in a vote before the full Senate.

Now Walter Isaacson joins the list with a full-length portrait virtually assured to bring Franklin's remarkable career before a sizable readership.

The package is virtually assured to pass the whole House, but Senate Democrats drafting a similar plan will face a more robust Republican minority.

But as he prepares to seek his second stint as president next year — an election he is virtually assured of winning — Chechnya could become a liability.

Even if Anthony sits out the final two games, he is virtually assured of winning the scoring title, with 28.7 points a game.

He set season records with his 5,477 passing yards and 55 touchdown passes and is virtually assured of winning his fifth MVP award.

He seemed unruffled by the prospect of Saturday's protest, or others expected after next month's election, which Mr. Putin is virtually assured of winning.

No, he is not, let's have another one.' " He seemed unruffled by the prospect of Saturday's protest, or others expected after next month's election, which Mr. Putin is virtually assured of winning.