Sentence examples for winning wider from inspiring English sources

He wrote video-game scores for several more years, winning wider notice for Medal of Honor, a popular shooter game set in the Second World War.

In a last-ditch effort to strike a deal before the start of the new baseball season, Time Warner Cable has once again sweetened an offer to other pay-TV providers in hopes of winning wider carriage for the Dodgers' TV channel in Southern California.

Observers have credited a bipartisan coalition in the House of Representatives, including the backing of Rep. Ken Calvert (R-Corona), outgoing chairman of an influential House subcommittee, and the early support of Rep. Adam B. Schiff (D-Burbank) for winning wider congressional support for the system.

Yet that never prevented Zinn's texts from winning wide acceptance among educrats, who inflicted his politically-motivated distortions on impressionable young minds.

That stokes feelings of self-righteousness (and persecution) but does little to win wider support.

His other symphonies soon began to win wider appreciation throughout Germany and even in Vienna.

In August, Lilly began marketing Cymbalta and won wider approval for the lung cancer drug Alimta.

Still reeling from defeat in 1996 by the populist Mr Bucaram, it was keen to win wider support in 1998.

But the nationalist party may win wider support if it forced votes on Labour's spending plans.

Mr. Yan said he would keep up the campaign to win wider global recognition for Chinese tai chi.

After Moore won wider latitude he quickly handed $400 million to Quellos Asset Management, a private equity firm in Seattle.