Sentence examples for won over time from inspiring English sources

It's won over time by the car with the best residual value.

I decided to see if there was a correlation between the amount of chocolate a country consumes and the number of Winter Olympic medals the country has won over time, both measured on a per capita basis.

On one side you have the employers, who talk about labour reform and want to abolish all the rights that workers won over time.

"The money manager who wins over time is the one who makes the fewest mistakes".

"The Republican Party cannot win over time as the permanently angry anti-government party because neither appeals to most voters," he writes in his recent book, "Real Change".

"Great content will win over time," Mr. Yang said last night when questioned during a discussion at Stanford University on the Internet's future about what will determine which of the many paths to the Internet consumers will use.

However, we made a difficult decision to remain self-funded, despite the dizzying market dynamics and conventional wisdom that better-funded companies would win over time.

But it does illustrate how Google thinks about attacking Office from below and winning over time by becoming a better collaboration tool.

I think this fortress company knows open will win over time and I think their instincts (or the market) will lead them in the right direction.

Flash is still a more capable technology when it comes to rendering video, but HTML5 is advancing faster and as a native Web standard it has many other advantages which may help it win over time.

A physiological coevolution leads towards forms of persistence: the family exceeds the self-protective instincts of emotional ties, wins over time, and protects itself by ensuring the survival of the dynasty as well as the firm, which benefits from the impact of a stable family and of its values, intensifying its strategic and competitive dimensions.