Sentence examples for win-win thing from inspiring English sources
It's recognized here as a win-win thing".
I like talking to prospective students about gaining more knowledge about the music business, and also I learn from it as well, so it's kind of a win-win thing for me.
You have to bring a win-win package, offering things like electricity generation, refining systems, training.
Is Hakim seriously suggesting that prostitution should be legalised, that surrogate pregnancy is an untapped income stream for women, that pimping is a good thing ("a win-win arrangement") and that the extent of human trafficking has been whipped up by the media to provide "the latest excuse for moral panics and crusades over the sex industry".
It was a win-win situation except for one thing.
In the fraught, us-versus-them world of municipal parking enforcement, it seemed the closest thing to a win-win: plead guilty to a parking ticket, and pay a smaller fine.
It also appears to be off limits in the current tax debate to discuss increasing the tax on alcohol, even though such a measure is the closest thing to a win-win tax measure in any financial kitbag – more revenue, less harm, few real losers.
Now the Republican attitude towards this form of virulent capitalism is, "Hey, if we weren't exploiting these poor bastards they would just be lying around in the dirt... so this is clearly a win-win situation!" Other humans have this thing called a "conscience" and feel that people should get paid for an honest day's work, as they did once upon a time with the now extinct métier of "Writer".
The win-win proposition entails doing the right thing for children when their needs are identified at the point of healthcare contact, with the potential for healthcare cost savings in the future for the healthcare industry.
I think these kinds of things are a win-win for everyone".
