Sentence examples for winning blueprint from inspiring English sources
Sunday's Manchester derby may present a greater test of a strategist's capacity to devise a winning blueprint.
Built around Nowitzki's scoring and playmaking, guards with reliable outside shots and Tyson Chandler anchoring the middle, the Mavericks presented a winning blueprint from the outset.
Adelman followed a winning blueprint in his first book, "The Long Ball: The Summer of '75 — Spaceman, Catfish, Charlie Hustle, and the Greatest World Series Ever Played": he colorfully reconstructed an entire regular season, then delivered a riveting account of the fall classic.
She was recently invited by the IOC World Conference on Prevention of Injury and Illness in Sport in Monte Carlo, Monaco to present "Reducing the Risk of Concussions in Young Athletes by Implementing Evidence-Based Principles: What Is the Winning Blueprint"?
Instead, interactive learning in small groups and learning from personal experience have proved to be winning blueprints for change [ 22].
But in his blueprint for winning, Henman counts on others to melt down.
That may not be a blueprint for winning, but it's one possible lesson in political survival.
A candidate with more money, more policy substance, and more finesse on culture-war issues — like Huckabee in 2008, Santorum has underperformed among Catholic voters, many of whom do not share his traditionalist zeal — the overall strategy might offer a blueprint for winning a future Republican primary campaign.
Early heroes Sir Richard Branson and Sir Alex Ferguson (manager of football club Manchester United, rival to Ahmeds beloved Arsenal club) have provided the author of Velocity (with Nikes Stefan Olander) a blueprint for winning.
The blueprint to winning support in Florida looks markedly different for the two U.S. presidential candidates.
Democrats have two good candidates here, but I really want to see if Canon's found the blueprint for winning as a progressive in areas that have trended Republican.
