Sentence examples similar to first one prevailed from inspiring English sources

"In taking on three of the finest players in history and not just matching them but vanquishing them, repeatedly, Murray faces one of the great challenges in British sport". The Briton won the first set, but the world number one prevailed to become the first man in 46 years to win the Australian Open for three years running.

The British number one prevailed 6-3 7-5 to move within one victory of her second WTA title.

The world number one prevailed 4-6 6-4 6-3 in two hours and 40 minutes to win her second Grand Slam title.

Inkster is the only American to win the women's Open since 1994, but this victory was harder than her first one, when she prevailed by five strokes over Sherri Turner.

It will be interesting to see which one prevails.

Tessa and Julia exchange bitchy threats, fight and one prevails.

We show that when incumbent bankers are impatient enough (i.e., they have high discount rates), the second effect prevails over the first one.

However, the second effect (which is negative) prevails over the first one (which is positive) because the public channel's best-reply function (8) is steeper than that corresponding to the private one (3).

He said he expected to prevail in his second Federal trial on fraud charges, the first one having ended in a hung jury.

If however still multiple configurations prevail, the default is to select the first one in a ranking that contemplates the results for a prioritisation of requirements.

The Sharks won the first one, a six-game, first-round series in 2011, and the Kings prevailed in seven games in the second round last season.