Sentence examples for now triumphs from inspiring English sources

But across large areas of land, short-termism now triumphs over common sense.

In an interactive Harvard Business Review webinar, Marshall Van Alstyne, a major contributor to the theory of network effects, will discuss how platforms are transforming strategy, and why scale now triumphs differentiation.

This is the celebration of that which was hatched under Thatcher, boomed under Blair, was bloated by Brown and now triumphs under Cameron: the absolute hegemony of selfish greed and impunity of money.

"They were victimized and they have now triumphed over corporate greed".

She has a point: she has now triumphed in 21 grand slams, one shy of Steffi Graf's record, including six Wimbledons.

Now, Triumph's really weird new campaign has "borrowed" a few of these ideas, like a less sex-pesty Robin Thicke to Disney's Marvin Gaye.

The tourists have been battered and bruised by ruthless displays from the home side in the Ashes and the one-day international series, and Australia have now triumphed in the shortest format with a match to spare.

Now Triumph wants in, despite the fact that, as far as the Bagger knows, he did not appear in any movies this year and he is not quite a regular presence on TV.

This story is that 27 years after Portugal relinquished colonial control over East Timor, and after Indonesia tried to take the region by force, the persistent aspirations for independence of most of the 800,000 East Timorese have now triumphed.

In her two most recent major competitions – the world championships in 2011 and the world indoor championships in March this year – Ennis has had to settle for a silver medal, watching the same rivals to whom she had inflicted defeat upon now triumph over her, unable to defend her titles.

This is Millwall's sixth attempt at promotion via the play-offs in two decades – success eludes them thus far – while Huddersfield must now triumph in south London on Tuesday evening to book a more illustrious return to the capital, after registering an unwanted half-dozen of their own: they have never won a home play-off contest.