Sentence examples for won a better from inspiring English sources

"They would have won a better league and played a better schedule," Palm said in a telephone interview.

Without his noisy lies and distortions about immigration, EU budget payments, Turkey and the NHS, the Remainers might have won a better hearing.

Some in Harrisburg, a city of about 50,000, said they still thought the city would have won a better deal in Chapter 9 municipal bankruptcy and pointed to lingering long-term problems.

The proposal, which softens several ideas put forward by Germany, won a better reception than that which greeted the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, and the French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, last month, when they were accused of presenting a fait accompli to other countries.

"It's important that the prime minister is seen to fight it out with the EU in some way, so that it looks like he has stood up to Brussels and won a better deal for Britain.

For instance, John Fetterman, a progressive mayor in Pennsylvania who placed third in Tuesday's Democratic primary for the Senate but won a better-than-expected 20percentt of the vote, questioned why Sanders didn't offer an endorsement.

Leaders in Timor-Leste hope to break the logjam and perhaps to win a better deal.

Winning a better committee assignment did not make her any less acerbic on the workings of Washington.

Of course none of this means giving up on our defining purpose of winning a better deal for workers.

On 4 October Mr Cameron insisted he could not guarantee that he would campaign for an In vote unless he wins a better deal for Britain.

That set off a new round of settlement negotiations, with Mrs. Fastow's lawyers trying to win a better deal and government prosecutors refusing.