Sentence examples for which won out from inspiring English sources
The butter, which won out over 600 entries, was selected by an independent panel of specialty food experts.
The night I attended it was a toss-up between Ikea and Wentworth, the fictional Australian prison, which won out in the end.
In his youth he oscillated between Broadway and Carnegie Hall (which won out only when his melodic gifts proved less than fecund).
They meet endlessly in smoke-filled rooms, and sweat to find an original name (on Friday, a coalition of groups settled on the Egyptian Social Democratic Party, which won out over the Square, a reference to Tahrir).
She's not joking – Fortitude (which won out over Grim Existence and Secrets Aboundberg when the naming committee was in town) is a subzero former mining town where polar bears outnumber people three to one, and there's a legal requirement to carry a rifle lest one of them decides to make you its tender little afternoon snack.
If the two forces come into conflict, which wins out?
Relative accessibility of top down models and actions that will alter sensory input probably explain which wins out in the competition for access to central systems.
Crowther concludes, "We have an opera which uses all the conventions of melodrama and ridicules them; but in the end it is difficult to see which has won out, the conventions or the ridicule".
Jack Bauer-style derring-do, which has won out over deliberate and painstaking attempts at understanding the world we actually inhabit, will continue to lead us down the tragic road that winds through Baghdad, Kabul, and Islamabad.
Indeed, the 2016 election may very well go down in the DMs of history as one in which authenticity won out over experience and resources in the minds of American voters, a trend borne out by the surprising success of Sanders and Donald Trump two candidates who, despite their ideological differences, share an almost pathological inability to be anything other than themselves.
