Sentence examples for if it prevailed from inspiring English sources

Your June 15 editorial "The Next Big Antitrust Case" questionably concludes that the Justice Department would serve the public's interests if it prevailed in its suit against MasterCard and Visa.

Of course, even if it prevailed, it wouldn't accomplish much.

"The college has spent $3 million on this project and received another $2 million in commitments," said Mr. Goldstein, adding that the college would seek to collect damages against the town if it prevailed in court.

Mr. England said today that if Congress refused to cancel the referendum, the Navy would try to win it and that if it prevailed "certainly we would reconsider" the decision to end training there.

In other words, the majority's justification for the stay was that if the vote counting proceeded and had appeared to make Vice President Al Gore the winner by the time the court could decide the merits of Mr. Bush's appeal, the Bush position would be untenable as a political matter even if it prevailed as a matter of law.

If it prevailed, Mariano Moreno would have been part of the new Junta.

According to Bumble CEO Whitney Wolfe, the company intends to donate its winnings if it prevails in its efforts against Match Group.

Exchange officials declined to comment yesterday on what sanctions the exchange would ask of the panel if it prevails in its dispute with LaBranche.

However it's not necessarily the end of the road for the Tab 10.1 design disputes — FOSS Patents' Florian Mueller notes that after a hearing scheduled for early December Apple can still win a permanent injunction against Samsung's slate "over the D'889 tablet design patent if it prevails on the related part of its Rule 50 ("overrule-the-jury") motion".

If it prevails, the combination of the nation's two largest cable systems will raise serious antitrust concerns.

And to his credit, President Bush has not said he will veto the Senate version if it prevails.