Sentence examples for prevail in the future from inspiring English sources

But it is equally certain we cannot prevail in the future without moderates.

(The tear-jerker summation suggests that today's Hollywood mores prevail in the future).

If the Pentagon continues buying expensive weapons systems more suited for the cold war, it will be impossible to invest in the armaments and talents needed to prevail in the future.

After the case was settled, Roy Mincoff, legal officer at the NUJ, said he hoped "good practice will prevail in the future, with police officers at all levels being properly trained in, and regularly reminded of, the special role of the media as a public watchdog, recording and reporting events in the public interest".

The compatibility with the SBML representation will dictate which formalisms will prevail in the future.

The EU Member States agree that high level principles must continue to prevail in the future in order to ensure that future developments in information and communication technologies continue and the economic growth associated with such developments can flourish.

Such circumstances are unavoidable in today's best-effort Internet and will likely prevail in the near future as well.

The rebels, then, cannot prevail in the foreseeable future.

It is estimated that OP are worth nearly 40%% of the global market and they are expected to prevail in the near future.

This has been the position which the Australian sugar industry has had to face since the early eighties and which is likely to prevail in the foreseeable future.

Irrespective of the fact that sequencing is getting cheaper and faster and that phylogenomic data will rapidly increase the size of data sets, the data characteristics described herein are still expected to prevail in the near future.