Sentence examples for more often prevailed from inspiring English sources

It provides a stark contrast with China's approach, where proponents of openness have more often prevailed (Zweig 2002; Jonkers 2010; Balzer 2010).

In patients with acute purulent destructive pulmonary disease and type 2 diabetes, severe sepsis and septic shock more often prevailed, inpatient mortality rate was 2.27 times higher, compared to patients with normal glucose metabolism.

More needed to be done to tackle poverty and disease, he said, adding that fear too often prevailed in Africa.

(Mitt often prevailed).

Her generosity, tenaciousness and passion often prevailed.

Secrecy often prevailed.

Strindberg, a power in the theatre, nevertheless often prevailed.

While animal products were to be avoided during times of penance, pragmatic compromises often prevailed.

Duplication coverage extended across entire chromosomes and often prevailed at chromosome ends.

A hybrid state often prevails, more appropriately characterized as a supply network or system.

The Chechen leader, Jokar Dudayev, was traced and killed by the Russians through his satellite phone; and the Israelis used an exploding handset to assassinate a leading Palestinian bomb-maker.But in the competition to use mobiles in a more benign way, ordinary people often prevail over their masters.