Sentence examples for eventually prevailing from inspiring English sources
Like all fashions, eventually prevailing attitudes changed and the Brits dispersed.
For the past few months agents have been fighting it out for his signature, with the giants of International Management Group eventually prevailing.
Despite Secretary Powell's optimism, David Shambaugh, a China expert at George Washington University and the Brookings Institution, said he saw the containment camp eventually prevailing.
The two fought over the topic, with Ms. Shear eventually prevailing because of what Mr. Lapine called the Stephen Sondheim principle: "Whoever cares most, wins".
Wrong – stick Tom Hanks in the Pajitnov role and you have the heart-warming story of an everyman genius abused by the system and eventually prevailing.
For more than two years he battled his main rival in the French luxury goods business — Bernard Arnault, the chief executive of LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton — for control of the fashion house Gucci, eventually prevailing in 2001.
Commercial property prices are usually based on the current revenue from a building - but as low rents expire, they will eventually rise to prevailing rates.
Cremation with ashes in a biconical vessel is commonly found as a holdover from the Proto-Villanovan; inhumation also appeared and during the Orientalizing period eventually became the prevailing rite, except in northern Etruria, where cremation persisted to the 1st century bce.
Thus, the initial developmental response to the early cue of desiccation risk may have skewed the distribution of emergences to the left, but was mostly compensated for when eventually contradicted by prevailing conditions.
Surface-water currents move generally clockwise around the sea, southwestward along Coats Land and thence northward along the Antarctic Peninsula, eventually to meet the prevailing West Wind Drift.
Shortly after fledging the population begins to move towards the northwest corner of their respective oceans and following the prevailing winds, eventually move to the east arriving in western North America and Europe late in the local summer.
