Sentence examples for win a more from inspiring English sources
If he listens to his critics and truly reforms Europe's competition regime, he might just win a more impressive place in history.
One Russian objective, for instance, has been to win a more accommodating approach from Trump on Russia's intervention in Ukraine, which included the annexation of Crimea in 2014.
He hoped the use of the dialogue format would win a more favorable hearing, but unfortunately for Berkeley, the response was every bit as scathing as the reception of his previous work.
Private polling analysis seen by The Sunday Times, however, puts the party on course to win a more circumspect maximum of 25 MPs, although the number is still far higher than previous predictions.
But rather than wondering about whether any of the independent candidates can actually win, a more interesting question may be what, exactly, motivates them to take on such a thankless and futile effort.
The [WES]... will be another venue for Mr. Modi to push India's geopolitical agenda to win a more prominent place in the circles that shape the world's rules and institutions.
Today, those good players won a more or less ugly game.
At the 5 6 mid-fight odds at Paddy Power, that wager would have won a more reasonable £25,000.
Yet John Major and Chris Patten kept their nerves and won a more notable victory than any scored by Mrs Thatcher.
The Pirates won a more recent title in 1979, wearing a garish array of uniforms that included pillbox caps and an occasional all-yellow ensemble.
"The web has won". A more powerful web made easier.
