Sentence examples for win in relation to from inspiring English sources

"I don't know what it's going to do," said Scott of the direct impact of his win in relation to the debate about long putters.

CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story mistakenly referenced Julia Louis-DrEmmys' Emmy win in relation to "Game of Thrones" and HBO's performance at this year's awards ceremony.

They will start winning votes in relation to their actual strength on the ground.

He had a 12-under 128 total at TPC Southwind, matching the winning score in relation to par last year.

To debates held between candidates or their representatives for public consumption shall be invited all candidates of any or no party who are on the ballot and have the theoretical (rather than statistical) possibility of winning the election in relation to which the debate is being held.

"We are going to play in the way we believe we are going to win". "Nothing to say in relation to that". "Not a big defender of the January market.

"In relation to winning races with an illegal car, I'm happy to be called lots of things and I'm happy to have criticism about my driving and lots of stuff, but I will not take criticism in that respect," the Australian said.

This means the posterior probability (i.e. the likelihood of the model generating the data, given the model space) of the winning model was >99% in relation to its nearest competitor (Fig. 4A).

A key task for policy makers is to win the trust of the population in relation to a health insurance system, particularly among the old and those with relatively low education.

"That was a world-class performance," said Van Commenee of the 7.80sec time that ranks her second in the world this year, "a truly world-class performance when you consider what it takes to win medals at global level at 60m in relation to 100m hurdles.

"The winning margin will be decisive not only in relation to the opposition, but internally," León says.