Sentence examples for prevail doing from inspiring English sources

Mr Estrada may yet prevail, doing more damage to the economy and to confidence in his country's democracy.

Or, again, when cold and heat prevail, does not the introduction of them take away excess and indefiniteness, and infuse moderation and harmony?

"If people aren't going to play nice, or cooler heads don't prevail, does that mean you cut a whole city off?" he added.

"The justice that we want to prevail doesn't set any standards for mothers out there that worry, that fear for their kids' lives.

And even if the Russian view prevails, does that mean a navigational free-for-all in the Caspian?

So for any given case, the mere fact that one does not know which of two (or more) conflicting obligations prevails does not show that none does.

If Apple prevails, does that mean that well-respected and award winning online-only publications like Salon and Slate, now owned by the Washington Post Company and CNet will not be protected under free speech?

Thirty years later, skepticism prevails: does it really help retain habitat?

However, it was apparent that KT, particularly in relation to knowledge user partners within PreVAiL, did not go 'far enough' or 'maximize its potential'.

In most instances manners do prevail and did... until this time.

"The law of the strongest is what prevails," dos Santos said.