Sentence examples for knowledge to prevail from inspiring English sources
While the national authority representatives found it hard not to allow their scientific knowledge to prevail over the other issues they had to address including economic and social issues.
This role of information conduit went both ways: partners bringing 'PreVAiL knowledge' to their organizations and partners giving 'organization knowledge' to PreVAiL; the latter was often described as providing context regarding the practical realities of organizations.
Overall, low transmission and active application of local ecological knowledge seemed to prevail in the studied households, even though all interviewees acknowledged the significance of such knowledge for predicting dzud, preparing for the disaster and coping with it.
[He dominated] the House with his wit, knowledge of parliamentary law, and sheer willpower, even though he was often unable to prevail".
Hence, to prevail over this clinical inertia, residents including SR need to have basic knowledge concerning management of hyperglycemia.
Neither side is, to my knowledge, advocating more multi-colored marshmallows as part of a complete breakfast, although exactly that seems to prevail for the duration of the argument.
Executives with knowledge of the takeover attempt said Unilever was lining up a $20 billion loan to finance the transaction, suggesting it expected to prevail.
A Darwinist would say that the urge to acquire practical knowledge -- to learn how to do things -- is what defines us as human and is what enabled us to prevail over our simian relatives.
He wanted Communism to prevail.
These voices deserve to prevail.
