Sentence examples for less prevailed from inspiring English sources

But Kennedy none the less prevailed and, until yesterday, had remained in the US Senate ever since.

And, in the end, which meant after several years of plot points that could have been written intact into "Dallas," and a series of litigations extending to 1991, it was she who had more or less prevailed.

Elsewhere, however, a patchy peace more or less prevails.In this section Is California back?

And even if the insurgents are kept away from the polling stations in those parts of the country—a large majority, insists the government where peace more or less prevails, will competing parties behave with due restraint, given that Iraq has not had a multi-party election in living memory?In this section A new beginning?

Law and order must continue more or less to prevail, even while the police, in the words of a security analyst, "are corrupt from top to bottom".

By that time, both Mies and Johnson thought that the traditional elements of the Riehl House and his other early houses subverted his image as the consummate rational modernist, and together they began to construct the view of Mies that is more or less what prevails today.

It has again prevailed, less flamboyantly than Monsieur W. would like, but it is there.

In the end, the Spartans were less awful and prevailed, 53-41, to advance to the national title game against Florida on Monday.

But, with the oldest player on the ice as its leader and inspiration, the younger and less experienced Lightning prevailed in the end.

A comparison, e.g. between Germany and the USA, brought the result that in the USA a much higher individualism and much less

Cooler, less-fun heads prevailed, and the "Jaws" brand was maintained and by that I mean maimed.