Sentence examples similar to Prevailing troubles from inspiring English sources
She thinks that the opening of the W Hotel this spring will bring more excitement, and that the mile-square city will weather the prevailing economic and real estate troubles quite well.
"He has to say that, or he'll get in trouble," is the prevailing view.
The partners embarked on their mission when they became increasingly troubled by a prevailing set of interconnected societal problems that they observed.
Prevailing atmosphere: Dark.
Prevailing colours are bay, brown, and chestnut.
A tick downward in wage growth, to 2.1% in March from 2.2% in February, indicates that firms aren't having much trouble finding labour at prevailing pay rates.
In 1990, the prevailing sense among technology watchers was that U.S. industrial research was in trouble, and that somebody had better do something about it quick.
Several said that just as the judge broke with prevailing white opinion in the state to do so, they have no trouble differing with black opinion.
Her prevailing optimism is at times countered by introspective moments in which she discusses her troubles and doubts, and, even more candidly, her sexuality, shattering notions that those with paralysis are not sexual beings.
Labor leaders were equally troubled by the legislature's move to gut the state's prevailing wage law.
