Sentence examples for winning trajectory from inspiring English sources
Instead, they might be more like the periodic defeats that Barack Obama took in states like Pennsylvania in 2008, enough to generate some poor headlines for him but not enough to knock him off a winning trajectory.
The double Olympic gold medal winner says Meadows is on a winning trajectory, her confidence boosted after breaking Holmes' seven-year-old 800m British indoor record at the Birmingham grand prix on Saturday.
Mr. Romney is leading in Oakland County by 15 percentage points based on votes counted there so far, slightly behind his 2008 margin of 20 percent but probably good enough to put him on a winning trajectory with a strong turnout there.
Whichever trajectory wins the market in the coming years is important, because it will influence the future of war and peace.
Sanders is now at 31% support and polling trajectory shows him winning the Democratic nomination.
The Skydome, where the Jays play, provides a stunning example of how the attendance trajectory can change when the novelty of a winning team in a new stadium wears off.
Following his domination in winning his fifth French Open, Nadal's story follows a familiar trajectory.
Optimism about Arsenal's current trajectory rests on taking a year-zero approach to the winning of trophies as Wenger enters his troisième âge at the club.
Christian Democracy, even if power machines such as the CDU keep winning elections for many years to come, is on a long-term trajectory of decline.
"He was on a trajectory to win," said Iowa state senator Tony Bisignano, a longtime Biden supporter who recalled the Delaware senator had "one of the best organizations I've ever seen – full of young, talented recruits who were really neophytes but had lots of talent".
"I will be responsible to help set the future direction for the Windows Phone platform and to accelerate Microsoft's trajectory to win the hearts and minds of consumers, carriers, device manufacturers, developers and partners," said Kim.
