Sentence examples for will still be won from inspiring English sources
The phrase "will still be won" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a victory or achievement is expected to occur despite any challenges or obstacles. Example: "Even with the setbacks, the championship will still be won by our team."
Some battles will still be won.
But at the end of the day, partisans will inevitably be drawn to sit across the table from the candidates they support or oppose, just as votes will still be won and lost in banquet halls and airport hangars and all the other seedy, sweaty stalls of the political marketplace.
The Yes campaign says contracts will still be won because of Scotland's expertise in shipbuilding and basing the HQ of the Scottish defence force would safeguard jobs at Faslane.
But they should still be winning games.
It will still be a win-win for both sides".
I think once the dust settles the guys will still be proud we won the Test match and the series convincingly".
"I don't want to blame it on Felipe," said Vettel, who will still be favourite to win at a circuit where the driver on pole has yet to win in the two years of the race's existence, of his last run.
"In the end, it will still be a Democrat winning a Democratic seat," said Jennifer Crider, a spokeswoman for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
England will still be favourites to win the game, but they will have to play better than they did in Dunedin.
Opener Paul Stirling says Ireland will still be motivated to win their World Twenty20 qualifier semi-final on Friday, despite having already booked their place in Bangladesh next spring.
Both privately and publicly, Democrats say they believe Hinchey will still be able to win.
