Sentence examples for has always prevailed from inspiring English sources
However, it would be good news for Zanu-PF, which has always prevailed even when losing a vote.
Also, within the hushed confines of the bank, a code of silence has always prevailed, so an insider's account is especially tantalizing.
In Atlas Shrugged, she distinguishes between the few business people who earn their money through honest effort, without seeking favors from the government, and the vast majority who are members of "the aristocracy of pull," and get rich only through such favors, a situation that she thinks prevails, and has always prevailed, in the real world (Rand 1964c).
I've done my best to mother them - without a doubt, love has always prevailed.
"Without him, cooler heads might not have always prevailed and there would have been a situation no one really wanted.
But we know that these values, no matter how they have been challenged in the past, have always prevailed, prevail today, and they will always prevail.
Since he believes that cunning, greed and hustling have always prevailed in American history, he cannot clearly convey the fundamental changes in society and culture that actually took place between 1600 and 1800.
The decision, which effectively relaxes the tight government controls that have always prevailed over this scarce and basic resource, comes after a shift in federal policy and projected shortages of water in the years ahead.
"However, my clients have always prevailed against CREW's attacks because CREW consistently and continually files false allegations".
Since the 1909-10 clash over the People's Budget between David Lloyd George and the then entirely hereditary peers, a determined government has always ultimately prevailed over the unelected chamber.
