Sentence examples for visible victory from inspiring English sources

He has this one big and very visible victory.

But if unions somehow succeed in blocking his effort to cripple collective bargaining, they will have arguably won their biggest, most visible victory in years — and that, they hope, will give them some real momentum.

About the only time that advocates for gays have won a big, visible victory was two decades ago when their protests and boycott led Florida citrus commissioners to end an endorsement contract with the singer Anita Bryant.

Its first visible victory was achieved in 2015 in Seattle.

At the time, it was widely assumed that McConnell knew the sum was insufficient ― that his plan, all along, was to increase the funding once Capito and Portman demanded it, giving them a visible victory in negotiations that they could use to justify eventual support of repeal legislation.

Since returning to office two years ago, he has scored no visible victories against crime or corruption.A cleverly composed government could help his chances.

"He needs visible victories there, like hits on Al Qaeda leaders, so no one is able to put together a narrative that says he's weak," said David J. Rothkopf, a Clinton administration official and author of "Running the World: The Inside Story of the National Security Council and the Architects of American Power".

After so few visible victories in the War on Terror, people needed to believe that evil doesn't win.

SeaTac and Seattle were likely the most visible victories in the ambitious push for $15, which has drawn strong opposition from business groups.

So I later asked Mr. Holden what his counsel would be to Mayor Rahm Emanuel, the former ballet dancer who is a friend of the arts but has other pressing concerns and a clear desire for visible, short-term victories.

Victory was always visible, incontrovertible.