As it was, there was still a "real chance we can make it" and prevail in Kosovo through air power alone, the general thought.
And if so, does the work lose something at a time when a much higher technical level of performance prevails, making it sound almost easy for orchestras today?
"The courts are likely to see this as an area of First Amendment interest," said Samuel Estreicher, director of the Center for Labor and Employment Law and NYU Law School, making it difficult for Trump to prevail.
However, confusion still prevails around these concepts, making it difficult to discern which effects are measured in such studies and how their findings should be interpreted.
Offering it as an amendment, rather than the underlying bill, often makes it harder to prevail on the Senate floor.
Prosecutors said they would appeal the decision, but they acknowledged that Mr. Suharto's declining health made it unlikely they would prevail.
Make it "If she had prevailed …" Reflecting her central role in German politics — even her Social Democratic opponents feature Ms. Merkel on their campaign posters — a new Web page (www.angela-merkel.de) features pictures from her childhood and youth that seemed designed — like Tuesday's school visit — to dispel any whiff of closeness to the Communists who led East Germany.
However, the hostile environment that prevails makes it difficult for them to make any substantial contributions towards their children‟s needs.
"Interpretations of these laws often make it harder for plaintiffs to prevail," Mr. Sellers said.
That tipped the balance against the English Baccalaureate Certificate as far as the House of Commons Education Select Committee was concerned and that, in turn, made it difficult for Gove to prevail in the internal power struggle against Nick Clegg, who opposed the reforms from the beginning.
The strategy -- which is also being pursued by a few less celebrated lawyers -- is to skirt laws intended to make it harder for investors to prevail in court, and, maybe, come up with more money for their clients, courtesy of the deep-pocketed firms that underwrite corporate bonds.
