Sentence examples for doubt prevailed from inspiring English sources

Just two years ago, in the No Doubt v. Activision case, the band No Doubt prevailed on a right-of-publicity claim against Activision from the unauthorized use of No Doubt as game characters in the game Band Hero.

The graphic novel format is perfect for this kind of story where quick-cutting and overlapping information conveys the sense of urgency and confusion that would no doubt prevail if the war on terror were ever to reach the kind of high noon that Shooting War depicts.

Moreover, currently doubts prevail among the clinicians and other epidemiologists who have decided to undertake clinical trials for testing safety and efficacy of new drugs alternative to SP for IPTp e.g. mefloquine [ 43].

But however indirect the sparring, there's no doubt who prevailed in the end.

Without a true superstar, this UConn team (35-4) foughthroughgh injury and self-doubt and prevailed with renewed assuredness, collective spirit and expectation, depth, conditioning and a relentlessness that made victory in the N.C.A.A. tournament seem not only possible but inexorable with a resurgence over the past month.

His statement said: "In the face of doubt, openness prevails" and talked of "accountability through transparency".

The new president announced: "In the face of doubt, openness prevails".

Mr. Holder directed all agencies to presume that "in the face of doubt, openness prevails".

On his first full day in office Barack Obama issued a presidential memorandum ordering the heads of federal agencies to make available as much information as possible, urging them to act "with a clear presumption: in the face of doubt, openness prevails".

"The Freedom of Information Act should be administered with a clear presumption: In the face of doubt, openness prevails," reads a memorandum from Obama to the heads of executive departments and agencies.

There was no doubt about which nation prevailed Wednesday night.