Sentence examples for by prevailing in a from inspiring English sources

Pauline Rhodd-Cummings won her seat in the State Assembly two years ago by prevailing in a special election against three other candidates.

They met again on September 28 , 1967 and in the rematch Griffith regained the title by prevailing in a 15-round decision.

Later, I smacked down the vigilantes by prevailing in a lawsuit to keep trespassers off my land.

"By prevailing in conservative locales where they ordinarily would not have a chance, Democrats are widening the ideological divide in their own ranks and complicating their ability to find internal consensus".

Most people derive dignity, depth and purpose for their lives by prevailing in the struggle for existence providing for their families, putting a roof over their heads, saving for their children's future.

TBILISI, Georgia — The billionaire whose political coalition shocked much of the region by prevailing in this week's parliamentary elections here, on Wednesday hastily rescinded his demand that President Mikheil Saakashvili resign, and said he was "ready for constructive relations" with him.

The candidate who wins 270 electoral votes - by prevailing in the mostly winner-takes-all state contests - becomes president.

Isn't the truth merely an ideological construction, always determined by the power relations prevailing in a given time and place?

Ecological confinement of crops is determined by the climatic conditions prevailing in a niche.

Scotland are a team in form having won three of their last four World Cup qualifiers in a campaign that was derailed by poor early results as well as prevailing in a November friendly in Norway.

Apart from finding alternatives to centralised staffing, the adaptivity of the services provided would be enhanced by replacing the tendering system prevailing in Kenya by a more flexible approach.