As an example of the prevailing sentiment of many mid-nineteenth-century doctors, American obstetrician Charles Meigs is attributed with saying, "Doctors are gentlemen and a gentleman's hands are clean". Due to their social status, physicians were unaccustomed to being reproached especially by one of their own.
For an example of the confusion prevailing in one jurisdiction, compare District of Columbia v. Woodbury, 136 U.S. 450, 10 S.Ct.
Trump aides pointed to his deliberation over what was a banal scheduling matter as an example of the Bannon-Priebus axis prevailing, as it has on many policy fronts — from national security to the budget to climate.
In June 2018, in an interview with The Sunday Times, he said he really hoped that negotiations were to end well for London, so to set an example of a people that succeeded in prevailing over the EU.
Using 1997 as an example, the prevailing wage was 5000 MGA/day, or 70,000 MGA for 2 weeks of work.
Lawrence commented: "The prevailing political attitude in Canada regarding Hendrix was 'We have to make an example of this fuzzy-haired black weirdo'".
As an example of a state-of-the-art technology, the UMTS Long Term Evolution (LTE) adapts the transmission MIMO mode to the prevailing radio channel conditions based on the feedback information from the mobile terminal [16].
There are a number of theories that predict failure as a function of prevailing stresses.
(He's got an 83percentt chance of prevailing, according to FiveThirtyEight).
But Boepple believes it is an accurate representation of prevailing western attitudes towards public lands.
Example: If you're likely to receive $500,000, but there is only a 50% chance of prevailing, the expected value of the suit is $250,000.
