Sentence examples for winning statement from inspiring English sources

Amanda Blanc, chief executive of AXA commercial lines and personal intermediary, agreed that it was a winning statement for small businesses: "Overall, this is a good autumn statement for SMEs (small and medium-sized enterprises), with plenty of assurances that the government is prepared to offer support for small companies.

Spurs are a wonderfully exciting side but until they start winning statement matches such as this, or at Manchester United, then they will struggle to make the leap from second to first.

To put an exclamation point on his winning statement, he lifted his hapless opponent overhead and tossed him over the ropes and onto the hard concrete below.

Don't tell them when they're in a bad mood, and never use it as a type of punishment or as the "winning" statement in an argument.

"The mainstream media is skewing its polls with too many Democrats because they want Obama to win". Statements like this one are zipping around the internet a mile a minute these days.

In Republican Bizarro World, where the "integrity of the vote" is a phrase used to diminish urban votes and in which democracy is only sacrosanct if Republicans are winning, this statement actually makes sense.

Playing with cool determination, and winning a statement-making match at La Costa Resort and Spa, Duval defeated Garcia, 2 and 1, to advance to the quarterfinals of the Andersen Consulting Match Play Championship.

But after he won, that statement was no hyperbole.

"Next year, all runners will run in the same group and all will be eligible to win," the statement said.

Allen called his injury "a battle within myself that I have to try to win," a statement that sounded more hopeful than self-assured.

"Jack McKeon managed a great series and Jeffrey Loria did a great job, and they deserved to win," the statement said, referring to the Marlins' manager and owner.