Sentence examples for prevail despite from inspiring English sources
"No" would prevail, despite the bank closures.
He, like Blow, argues, in effect, that the real good that Obamacare does will allow it to prevail, despite the Web-site troubles now.
It was a win of bloody-mindedness – as if the players wanted to prevail despite, and not because of, Van Gaal.
Over decades of consulting with corporations and teaching MBA students the nuances of organizational power, Jeffrey Pfeffer has watched numerous people suffer career reversals even as others prevail despite the odds.
After an off-season reviewing all that had gone wrong last year, the Giants proved that they could prevail despite the injuries and errors — so many errors — that bedeviled them in 2009.
The day before Mr Ritter's announcement John Hickenlooper, the popular mayor of Denver, predicted that both the governor and Mr Bennet, his former chief of staff, would prevail despite the difficult national climate.
U.S. forces prevailed, despite much bungling.
By most accounts, this view prevailed, despite Coe's reservations.
The Celtics prevailed despite the spotty shooting and foul trouble throughout their big-man corps.
Dresden's self-perception as a "victimised city" has partly prevailed despite the historians' findings.
Liverpool prevailed, despite playing with 10 men against 11 for two-thirds of the contest.
