Sentence examples for had it prevailed from inspiring English sources

Those claims are believed to be worth considerably less than what Oracle might have received had it prevailed on all of its allegations of copyright infringement – although, the lawyer for Oracle pointed out, there is no "fair use" exception over patents.

A strong argument, but it would have been a surprise had it prevailed.

Had it prevailed, it would have been the first time a herbicide was put on the list.

The Burwell v. King lawsuit provided a rallying point for conservative Republicans, but had it prevailed in the high court it would have blown up in the faces of the Party's elected representatives.

In some of the tonier areas of Manhattan, a "party atmosphere" (as WINS radio had put it) prevailed.

The medical examiner's office wanted to rule it a homicide, but we prevailed and had it called an accident.

But it has prevailed because it has been overhauled time and again.

That bombing came almost exactly four months after the U.S. military thought it had prevailed in Iraq, and it launched the insurgency, the bloody and protracted struggle with guerrilla fighters that has tied the United States down to this day.

"When Newport Beach has prevailed, it has prevailed because it has been highly professional, it has brought good arguments and sound compromises to the table and eventually won over the Coastal Commission and the staff," he said.

The News Corporation said the new investigation seemed similar to the previous cases in which it had prevailed.

Yet the company has not only seen this before, it has prevailed each time.