Sentence examples for winners Approach from inspiring English sources

The government got into a "picking winners" approach when it invested in single start-ups, like Solyndra.

It was Mr. Shutterly, noting that he would pay more in taxes than he had ever earned, who perhaps best summed up the winners' approach to sudden wealth.

He will offer a shy wave as the parade weaves through the clogged streets and he and the other Beijing medal winners approach Buckingham Palace for tea with the Queen.

George Osborne may insist that he's not taking the "picking winners" approach to industrial policy discredited in the 1970s, but whether he likes it or not, as the economy turns down over the next 12 months, the Treasury will be ultimately responsible for the fate of scores of RBS-backed companies.

Thomas J. Zwirlein and Venkateshwar K. Reddy, associate professors of finance at the University of Colorado in Colorado Springs, concluded that a follow-the-winner approach works better than a buy-and-hold approach in I.R.A.'s, 401(k) plans and other tax-favored accounts.

As a distinct 'picking the winner' approach, the contest approach is not suited as a means for achieving a leveling-out of regional welfare.

He is a major championship winner approaching his 40th birthday and closing in on two years since his last victory, just as Furyk was a year ago.

According to Us Weekly, the recent Grammy winner approached a woman at the award show gift lounge with the line, "Can I get your number?

Djokovic's forehand, by comparison, accounted for 14 groundstroke winners, three approach winners and a drop-shot winner.

O'Brien had saddled a fancied colt for the curtain-raiser, a valuable juvenile maiden, but was obliged to submit to his mentor, Jim Bolger, who ensured that his 2008 Derby winner, New Approach, landed running in his new career at stud.

The mercurial weapon did produce two drop-shot winners and two approach winners, but that is far from enough to take out the best player in the world on the best court in the world.