Sentence examples for a prevailing thought from inspiring English sources

More broadly, there is a prevailing thought that if an exchange can gain a dominant share of trading in a product, it will be a natural monopoly, controlling liquidity and, to a degree, prices.

"There is a prevailing thought in railroading that you're proud of being able to get that service through, regardless of what impediments are out there," said William Henderson, who heads a transit riders' advocacy group.

As the summer season begins in Beirut, with tourists and Lebanese expatriates flocking back to the country's beaches, nightclubs and the outdoor cafes, there is a veneer of calm in many areas, a prevailing thought for some that tiny Lebanon is sheltered from the carnage next door in Syria.

It reflects a prevailing thought process that has outlived its usefulness, one that absolutely must be discarded and replaced with something new.

A prevailing thought is that chronic ER stress with unremitting ER stress response activation triggers pancreatic beta cell death with a loss of pancreatic beta cell mass [23], [24], [25].

This was the prevailing sentiment at the arena Saturday, though hardly a prevailing sentiment over all.

But when the perpetrator is a woman -- and an attractive one at that -- and the student is a pubescent boy, the prevailing thought is that she seduced him into an affair.

"You try to raise money for homeless young people or people suffering from drug addiction or alcohol, still the prevailing thought among a lot of people is, 'well no-one forced them to drink'".