Phrases with «upset victory»

An "upset victory" refers to a surprising win by an underdog or unexpected winner against a favored opponent. Full definition

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Sentences with «upset victory»

  • The only upset victories in recent political history, he said, have come with the backing of major unions and a racial or ethnic issue behind them. (politico.com)
  • In the special election held that September to replace him, Republican Bob Turner pulled off a stunning upset victory over Democrat David Weprin. (nypost.com)
  • The shocking upset victory of Donald Trump has crumbled the ground under the environmental movement in the U.S., just as that movement started to feel like it was entering a new era: Keystone XL had been defeated; carbon regulations on the nation's power plants were launched; Atlantic drilling was halted; and most pivotally, the U.S. joined the landmark Paris climate agreement. (insideclimatenews.org)
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