| In the end, it would by a Pyrrhic victory if terrorism were defeated at the cost of sacrificing our commitment to those values. |
| Victory's victory becomes Pyrrhic, the tragedy embittering the triumph. |
| Mr. Richard Marceau: Ms. Hamel, it's been said that, if the definition of marriage were changed, that might be a Pyrrhic victory. |
| Time will be the judge and I believe that it will show the result of the second Irish referendum to be a Pyrrhic victory. |
| Generally, the processes for ratifying European treaties too often look like sagas or Pyrrhic victories. |
| Other companies with Pyrrhic victories against hostile bidders may be similarly vulnerable. |
