Winning used in a sentence

Winning in a sentence as a noun

I am not certain why this is true but for me it's been a winning strategy.

For them, it's not about "winning the argument," but about "winning the #1 spot.

The data is not released to give the "winning" scientists first crack at interpreting the data.

One should be optimistic because Newegg is putting up the good fight and winning rather often.

Computers run cryptographic hashes to find the 'winning' has which is less than the current difficulty target number.

Winning in a sentence as an adjective

Bitbucket had a pretty easy time of winning my business: free private repositories for small teams is a great way to draw people in.

In the ever constant scheduling battle between features and doing it right, features frequently end up winning, especially in consumer focused SaaS business with meaningless SLA’s.

That makes collaboration on standards a winning strategy instead of a losing one: any two browsers can agree on something and push it with majority support, pulling the third along.

What I had done was to realize that the room was a closed system, containing the information about the winning pattern, and that as part of that system, I might have access to the information via other channels.