Sentence examples for have prevailed this from inspiring English sources

The secretary may have prevailed this time, but, as reports of the internal debate surfaced, officials in Washington were left to wonder: At what cost?

And no doubt good sense has prevailed this time.

Some people assumed that Lagerfeld had prevailed this time around, pushing his way into the mix and depriving Chanel of the full-dress retrospective that her work and her colossal influence deserved.

The cool conditions that have prevailed this summer are even more remarkable when compared to the last six years, which have seen very low September sea ice extents.

It's nice to know that cooler heads have prevailed through this hellishly hot summer, and that "Canadian pluralism" apparently boils down to either wanting to deport immigrants vs wanting to give them startup grants.

During the past one million years, glaciation cycles of 100,000 years duration have prevailed (Howard 1997); this means that the average temperature and precipitation have fluctuated drastically between glacial and interglacial periods every 100,000 years.

"But I am pleased that in this environment, which wasn't easy, I have prevailed to ensure that this country is made stronger, and smarter, and fairer for the future".

But clay-court tennis, even in the quick and sunny conditions that have prevailed so far at this French Open, remains about much more than fearsome power and potential.

It is a source of pride to me, and it should be a source of pride to all in Labor, that we have prevailed so decisively and written this next chapter of our national story.

But for this pair, England might have prevailed at Brisbane.

This was not inevitable, and cooler heads could have prevailed.