Sentences with phrase «to win out»

It is as if, in the end, his sense of irony wins out over his liberal sentiments, and he does not want to get involved.

Low price doesn't always win out in the technology sector.

They just need 2 more wins out of their last three games to secure the league.

Obviously, that type of unconscious shooting will always win out over even the biggest defensive adjustment.

Most of these things could be accomplished on a laptop — but a tablet wins out on portability, ease of use, and startup speed.

It's a culture that's fueled by a desire to feel accomplished, by winning out against a stacked deck.

When intensity wins out at the expense of survival, rather than in harmony with it, definitions and statements of exclusion narrow the scope of the society.

Standing still gives opponents the simple task of attacking the balls near them and in most cases winning out because of their superior height and aerial ability.

Our beliefs about ourselves will always win out as will power can only take us that far.

Like most small offices, I engaged in the «ink jet vs. laser» debate a number of years ago and, like most small offices, the laser printer eventually won out.

The S8 + also wins out when it comes to the software side of things.

This protects your retirement if the crypto market crashes, or if the currency you purchase does not win out over the hundreds of others available.

The truth did win out then and now the scientific community has decided that global warming is a real phenomenon and could cause climate change.

Whether choice and competition will ultimately win out remains to be seen.

The six - speed automatic also won out over the seven - speed manual, accounting for 65 percent of sales.

As the mixed polling currently shows, appeals to self - interest can often win out against appeals to social justice.

While a little on the violent side, the comedy wins out here in the end.

This self - analysis was quite shocking but personal truth won out over socially acceptable table manners.

If I read a romance, I want to see that love wins out.

I love the look of the it but have learned that in the long run, function usually wins out over form.

Mixed reality might actually win out because it's less loaded.

My casual side won out in the end and I went for the combat boots.

Culture may urge one behavior, but biology urges another — and the latter wins out.

Eventually, the studio won out so I'm really curious what the director's cut would have looked like.

Have greeting cards won out over feminism or art school?

They also suggest that science won out over domestic spending priorities, notably federal assistance to state budgets.

Whether this notion wins out remains to be seen.

I'm very glad to see that quality wins out over quality as far as frequency of posting goes.

We had 2 puppies to choose from when we got her and both were very sweet, but the light color won out over black fur.

In this case, logic and reason won out over emotion and a desire to help.

I was trying to decide if I wanted to go with a colorful fabric, but in the end, black and white won out, as it often does around these parts.

Despite the growing ebook market and an increase in digital readership in a few key age demographics, print wins out for most and for all the usual reasons.

Sure, I could make the blend myself but the convenience of purchasing a pouch sometimes wins out.

Will the authors who can afford these costs be the ones who win out in the end?

For mileage, the V8 power wins out over fuel economy.

The Chinese - led consortium's design won out against Canadian and South African competitors, in part because of the dish's superior structural integrity.

Due to its versatility as well as portability and quality, this one wins out over many other pack and play units, according to a number of customers.

I have had multiple offer situations where my own buyer's offer won out when offering only five hundred dollars above the listing price.

With competition for good jobs at an all - time high, candidates who conduct their job search as a sales campaign consistently win out over those who don't.

For most calculations, I expect that the answer will be that the saver is unlikely to ever win out.

In the end, hope won out over skepticism.

Will present and future generations help protect our planet from neglect and abuse, or will the social and political mechanisms of the market economy win out?

Even though both groups had the health benefits of exercise, the forest bathing group clearly won out.

I don't know — I guess I can't really be the judge on which school of thought wins out.

In the end, your good sense wins out.