Sentence examples for winning terms from inspiring English sources

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.

New York City FC might be winning in terms of league position, but Kreis won the break-up.

Ridley served as mayor for forty years, winning ten terms, often without opposition.

The post has been in place since May 2002, with present incumbent Stuart Drummond winning three terms.

He prevailed, winning seven terms in Congress.

Four won three terms, three won four terms, two won five terms and zero won six terms (Mr. Barber is still serving his first full term).

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

You're more likely to get that yes, Mr. Koch said, if you couch the proposition in "win-win" terms.

In raw medal-winning terms, Russia's London 2012 performance marked an improvement on Beijing 2008, improving from 23 gold medals to 24 and up from a total of 73 medals to 82.

The law, its purpose, and implications should be drafted and framed during negotiations in "win-win" terms rather than "win-lose" terms [ 36].