"winning trait" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a positive characteristic or quality that someone possesses, which makes them successful or well-liked. Example: One of the most important winning traits for a leader is the ability to listen to others and consider their perspectives before making a decision.
I know this is not a winning trait.
It's a winning trait, especially useful for a salesman.
Always being right is not a winning trait, especially if you insist on always being shown to be right, and in pursuing that aim are relentless, ruthless and intolerant towards those you take to be of weaker intellect or character.This second volume begins at a point not of triumph, but of failure.
FANS maintain that Mr. Tolle has other winning traits besides Ms. Winfrey's seal of approval.
Another of Couric's winning traits is her empathy; when she touched the wounded heads of Reginald Denny, the beating victim in the Los Angeles riots, and the so-called Central Park jogger, the moments were genuine and affecting.
("After all, coaches are used by the very best athletes and businesspeople, so why not us?") Together they have taken stock of those winning traits, put them together and defined them as "millionaire intelligence".
Ask them what they see as your "strengths, your winning traits, and the most likable things about you," and then try to emphasize those things when you're meeting someone new.
Daughters want to be, or not be, like their mothers, measuring their worth against that of their mother's winning traits or what they think are her shortcomings.
Champion male show dogs are often used heavily for breeding to pass on show winning traits.
As selective pressures change, so subclones with winning traits gain advantage.
But each possible outcome on his campaign map has always shared a common trait: winning Wisconsin.
