Sentence examples for look at prevailing from inspiring English sources

Neorealism, best represented in the work of Roberto Rossellini and Vittorio De Sica, diverged from the escapism favoured during the interwar years to take a candid look at prevailing conditions in postwar Italy.

Mr. Goodale says that judges now look at prevailing legal opinions and say that "a reporter's got to testify" and "there's no privilege" to protect a journalist or his source.

It is surprising that East did not now run to three spades, but looking at the prevailing vulnerability, he gambled with a pass.

The amount will be converted to USD at prevailing exchange rates.

When trying to infer the intentions of people on Twitter, it is not sufficient to look at the prevailing stance of the tweets only, since "less than 1% of the accounts generated almost a third of all the content" [16] in the Twitter Brexit debate.

Results were tabulated and categorized to look for prevailing themes and trends.

In a terse press statement the company says that Excite's claims are nothing more than "a transparent attempt" to deflect attention from its "breach of Cablevision's rights," and that it "looks forward to prevailing" at the trial, scheduled for September.

A time of three hours and 17 minutes for three sets spoke of a real contest, but for the 44th time at Roland Garros it was always Nadal who looked like prevailing.

A better place to start would be to look at where the deep and prevailing behavioural norms of a system might originate from.

There is nothing sophisticated about the alleged fraud: clients looking to buy or sell FX from bank trading desks agreed to price currency deals at the price prevailing at 4pm London time, regardless of when the order was placed.

Other studies look into working conditions, prevailing ethical codes and productivity, among other topics.