Sentence examples for of having prevailed from inspiring English sources

Globalization, militarized hegemony, and a more expansive definition of freedom, guided by enlightened presidents in tune with the times, should have provided Americans with all the blessings that were rightly theirs as a consequence of having prevailed in the Cold War.

"How differently might the whole course of European history have unfolded," he wrote, in lines that might have accompanied the film credits to Anonymous, "if the policy of 'Shakespeare' had prevailed instead of that of the politicians of the time".

So far, at least, Mr. Obama's sense of caution – caution born not only of the Iraq experience, but of Afghanistan — has prevailed.

Research on the biological utility of vigilance has prevailed over considerations of the mechanistic rules that link individual decisions to group behavior.

The maternal syphilis screening case-study demonstrated that in the past a similar problem of low practical uptake of policy had prevailed.

But throughout the history of monotheism, Hart insists, a very different version of God has prevailed.

They were justly proud of their actions and still stunned that peaceful acts of resistance had prevailed.

He advocated against vengeance and promoted the "Truth & Reconciliation" process but as the rule of law had prevailed in establishing the moral, political and legal bankruptcy of those advocating racial/ethnic divisions.

In the days since the standoff, a sense of calm has prevailed on Quito's streets, with soldiers enforcing a state of emergency.

The rule of law has prevailed".

The institution of marriage has prevailed!