Sentence examples for winning term from inspiring English sources

The Oxford Dictionaries' 2016 "word of the year" shortlist was heavy on neologisms that one wishes didn't have to exist: "alt-right," "Brexiteer," and this year's winning term, "post-truth".

Their absence helped Iraq's 15% Kurdish minority make big gains in the new order, winning terms for autonomy that come close to outright independence in the north.

The stock is up about 30% in won terms since Khwarg began buying it a year ago.

Nevertheless, he won reëlection term after term, by margins of as much as sixty per cent.

He'd probably have no trouble winning another term in Austin, but why bother?

I'm sure the White House would be thrilled with a 79 percent chance of winning another term.

It was hard to see how he could do that without winning another term in office.

Our forecast now gives Mr. Obama about a 72 percent chance of winning another term.

Today, Ms. Pirro was coy about future political aspirations, saying her focus was winning another term.

It's really the key to winning long term success by creating a win-win.

And it doesn't matter looking foolish short-term if it means winning long-term.