Sentence examples for prevail more from inspiring English sources

They seek to prevail more than understand and to see each other as opponents rather than teammates.

This suggests that the dominant side will prevail more often but a victorious touring side is more likely to lose than a team winning at home.

"Negligence and profusion, therefore, must always prevail, more or less, in the management of the affairs of such a company," he wrote.

The magazine characterises its mission as war with a "silencing" establishment, and sees only one way to prevail: more freedom of expression, more secularism.

Setting a New Course But Ms. Rice may well prevail more often than Mr. Powell did, given the broad trust Mr. Bush places in her.

Adam Smith noted the problem in 1776, writing, "negligence and profusion, therefore, must always prevail, more or less, in the management of the affairs of such a company".

If reason prevails, more punitive measures are unlikely.

That trend prevailed, more or less, until the postwar building boom of the 1960's.

Among registered Republicans, Mr. McCain prevailed more narrowly, the exit polling showed.

The Royals have had better-known pitchers, stars like David Cone and Bret Saberhagen, but none who pitched or prevailed more often in a Royals uniform.

As long as this consensus prevails, more and more people will join the ranks of the "precariat", and the insecurities confronting people will continue to multiply and intensify.