Sentence examples for prevail about from inspiring English sources

Many misconceptions still prevail about the appropriateness of use of the intrauterine device (IUD), particularly for younger women.

At Mother Teresa's own order in Skopje, yet another view seemed to prevail about this woman who left Skopje at the age of 18.

Tanner says that the Chippeways frequently dream of going to the other world, but when one gets to "the great strawberry, at which the Ie-bi-ug [or spirits of the dead] repast themselves on their journey," and takes up the spoon to separate a part of it, he finds it turned to rock, the soft red-sand rock which is said to prevail about Lake Superior.

Various interpretations might prevail about the dominant variables and their causal relationships.

Although a general pessimism appears to prevail about the feasibility of cognitive debiasing, 3 clearly people can change their minds and behaviours for the better.

But considerable confusion prevails about how fast that might be.

Given the fatalism that prevails about this most flammable region of the world, that is an audacious optimism indeed.

The article extended to the housing market the conventional wisdom that then prevailed about the stock market — namely, that it was quite efficient, without identifiable bubbles and bursts.

But uncertainty prevailed about Carcassés's other assertion: that el bloqeuo — the blockade, Cuba's name for the U.S. embargo — would expire soon.

But given the history of corruption and connivance in Mexican drug-enforcement circles, more than a shred of public skepticism prevails about the official version of the case.

There is now growing doom and gloom about globalisation in America, and deep distrust prevails about the once-widely-held belief that a rising trade tide lifts all boats.