Sentence examples for will be won back from inspiring English sources

It is by bringing people together rather than creating false divisions between big and small that customers will be won back to our city and town centres.

Not all will be won back in a day.

One of Mr. Keogh's main tasks will be winning back the trust of customers like Derrick Oxender, a commercial-property owner in Ann Arbor, Mich.

The seats we lost to them at the last election will not be won back by aping them but by exposing them for what they are: a party of protest.

Although Mr. Abdullah's multiracial coalition is expected to win a landslide, his crucial test will be to win back majority Malays, particularly those in rural areas where opposition taunts of government corruption have hit home.

Her first task will be to win back sceptical investors and prepare the country for tougher times.

For Friendly's, the main task will be to win back customers from this sector, Ms. Smith said.

One key to reversing Mr. Sarkozy's slide in the polls will be to win back the trust of lower-income voters, analysts said.

For Merkel – who was born on the Elbe but in Hamburg, the old west – one of the biggest domestic challenges in her fourth term will be to win back the trust of eastern Germans alienated by how she steered the country through the refugee crisis, including those in her own party.

That's good news for Tiger Woods who, most sports pundits believe, will be back winning tournaments and raking in mega endorsement dollars by the spring.

Tens of thousands of farmers have marched on Delhi regularly in the past three years to make their unhappiness known.The Modi government has sought to win them over with a series of cash handouts, but it is unclear whether it will be enough to win back a constituency of farmers and farm workers that makes up nearly half the country.