Sentence examples for win context from inspiring English sources

A few quit and win studies have investigated the effectiveness of general cessation support, such as pharmacological support, social support, use of incentives, and technology, in a quit and win context [ 33- 36].

To put the win in context, Ireland's men have failed to beat New Zealand in all their 28 previous meetings.

To put the win into context, the co-hosts' coach Gilson Paulo only met his squad three weeks ago as he was parachuted in to lead one of the lowest-ranked teams to ever contest a Nations Cup.

Post-surf in France, Tyler was asked to put her world title win in the context of her family's tough year.

"Millennials don't see things in the 'you win, I lose' context of your question," Winograd said.

The stakes here are high for Nokia, given that it's hard to win in this context, but very easy to lose.

The difference between right and wrong is not automatically transferable from one arena (so to speak) to another, from the context in which an actual score is kept and the idea is to win, to the larger context, in which duping other people has actual, potentially harmful consequences or undermines the purpose of effort.

I will have some additional thoughts on turnout in Florida later tonight, which was down from 2008 — and a longer article in the morning that attempts to put Mr. Romney's win into context.

Shields thrashed Marina Volnova 29-15, forcing two standing counts, a performance that put the Kazakh's earlier win over Savannah Marshall in context.

Yet the more that rhetoric from Washington depicts Russia as the problem, the more it discredits an approach that could win concessions in the context of wider partnership.

Regardless of context, winning Friday has become a virtual imperative for the Celtics.