Sentence examples for it is a prevailing from inspiring English sources

IT is a prevailing myth in Washington: big bailouts are over for good.

It is a prevailing and I believe a just opinion that our Country would do well to encourage the breeding of mules, but the Difficulty of obtaining good male asses, as yet, much retards it.

Greek coast guard officers told HuffPost that they can't say with certainty that cargo vessels are the new method used by the networks, but they acknowledge it is a prevailing tendency.

"Best hope it's a prevailing sou'westerly," says Sean Clayton.

On Dorney Lake the wind is often across from the rowers' left, but just because it's a prevailing wind doesn't mean it will be there.

Romantic comedy today faces another challenge, which is that the games people play have come to seem contemptible — it's a prevailing shibboleth that modern love should be transparent — and, second, that most relationships are not worth striving for (even if love, once achieved, is meant to be worked on).

Dr Cliodna McNulty, from the organisation, said: "It's a prevailing myth that anyone with green phlegm or snot needs a course of antibiotics to get better.

A It's a prevailing-wage job, so we have to pay prevailing wages to the people working on the job.

Rather, it is a force, a prevailing wind blowing mankind into the next millennium.

If there is a prevailing opinion, it is that Mr Abe will not have the flair, the authority, or perhaps even the gumption to carry forward the structural improvements to Japan's economy wrought by his unconventional predecessor, Junichiro Koizumi.

Since choosing just is a prevailing inclination, it is logically impossible to choose in the absence of a prevailing motive.