Sentence examples for a prevalent one from inspiring English sources

The myth of young genius is a prevalent one in the theatre.

In his view, a prevalent one in France, agricultural trade should be managed between regional blocs, with an eye toward promoting self-reliance.

Kunz said that neutrality is a "myth," but a prevalent one, and one to which the ruling Social Democrats have tied themselves.

Culturally the death-denying position is a prevalent one, but medical ignorance might play an important role as well; in an article describing the situation of an Albanian hospice facility, it is stated that 'only but a few of the patients were aware of the near-death situation and the irreversibility of their medical condition' [ 19].

The same architecture can be found in a number of disparate tissues and may actually be the prevalent one on a whole-body scale.

This tone of sequestered self-disgust -- a Brobdingnagian desire to explore the innermost crevices of the human body, and by extension, psyche -- is a very prevalent one in English fiction, at least among young male writers.

The most prevalent one was a symmetric hexa-acylated lipid A constituted by a bis-phosphorylated disaccharide backbone carrying two 10∶0 (3-OH) in ester linkage and two 12∶0 (3-OH) in amide linkage.

"And at the time I became a Muslim," he said, "there were two points of view about music and the prevalent one was a bit strict, so I just withdrew entirely.

This enables us to classify each degree relative to the most prevalent one in an occupation, so that we can additionally determine the overeducated undereducated.

The main income source of a subject was defined as the most prevalent one the year of participation in ULF/SILC.

Conditions vary from region to region, but generally, the most prevalent one, the crazy heat, is not a problem.