Sentence examples for new prevailing from inspiring English sources

To the extent that the new prevailing interpretations highlight conflict, it is no longer class conflict, but rather ethnic conflict between the constituent nations of Britain (the English Civil War now sometimes goes by the title of "the War of the Three Kingdoms"), and religious conflict.

If you wait to refinance until then, you'll only be able to refinance at the new prevailing, higher rates.

"The less said the better," said Mr. Niemira, of the shopping council, summing up the new prevailing wisdom.

It is they who are actually creating the new prevailing culture of the first world with their diverse contributions.

Indeed, the rather ambiguous nature of the relationship between the third way and social democracy was merely compounded by periodic references to the third way as a "modernized" social democracy fit for the new prevailing social, political, and economic landscape of contemporary capitalism.

But by being so unremarkable - so "normal" - Mr Hollande fulfils a new prevailing mood.

The sanctions were intended as retaliation for an attempt to assassinate President Romulo Betancourt of Venezuela, but the new situation prevailing here offers fresh opportunity to negotiate a settlement of differences, observers said.

Having bond prices for all maturities Open image in new window at hand, we can now calculate the dynamics of the instantaneous forward rate Open image in new window with maturity Open image in new window prevailing at time t and of the short rate r t prevailing at time t.

He was put off literature by the "new novel" and by prevailing literary ideas, such as structuralism.

And federal officials brought ready projects to a standstill in the first year by applying new rules regarding prevailing wages.

I could even lay claim to being the most un-Princetonian exemplar of the new type, by prevailing standards.