Sentence examples for win largely on from inspiring English sources

Former professional player Billy Harris who had coached Sweden's national team earlier in the year, predicted a Soviets' win, largely on the strength of Tretiak's goaltending.

Mr. Lee, a former Hyundai chief executive, won largely on the voters' belief that he could help revive the economy.

Within two years he ran for president and won, largely on the promise of domestic reform and through the splintering of the Republican vote.

Mr. Blagojevich squeaked by his two primary opponents with 37percentt of the vote, winning largely on the support of unions and Democratic chairmen outside Chicago.

Mr. Aristide had been ousted once before, in 1991, just months after an election he won largely on the strength of his longtime efforts to end the Duvalier family dictatorship.

In North Carolina, Mr. McCrory won largely on the support of a majority of men and a majority of women, as well as strong support among voters over 30, conservatives, Republicans and independents, and white evangelicals, according to preliminary results of an exit poll conducted by Edison Research.

It has its roots in the 2010 Junior World Championship in Argentina, which the New Zealanders won largely on the back of the Rongotai College student's eight-try contribution: the result of a power game played at pace in the unmistakeable style of the master of old.

Roche attacked the Italian when he was wearing the pink jersey – he claims in his recent autobiography that the Italian had gone back on a deal to help him in the Tour de France – and the team fell to pieces, with the Irishman going on to win, largely helped by one domestique and the Scotsman Robert Millar, who rode for a rival team.

After excelling against Holland, the 34-year-old Dukla Prague keeper was outstanding in the final against West Germany, who, as against Yugoslavia, recovered from two goals down but this time could not go on and win, largely because Viktor showed exceptional agility to turn away shots by Erich Beer, Rainer Bonhof and Bernd Hölzenbein.

Amazingly, for someone just five years out of architecture school, she won, largely based on her painted projections.

When Israel launched a pre-emptive strike on June 5, France condemned it — even as Israel's nearly immediate aerial victory was won largely with French-made aircraft.