Sentence examples similar to prevail notwithstanding from inspiring English sources
However, the bad news is what prevails notwithstanding the political and media hype about "recovery".
Notwithstanding the fact that estimates of saccadic latency have not, to date, taken account of the noisy conditions that prevail in the visual world paradigm, a significant number of visual world studies have assumed an average saccadic latency of 200 ms as a lower bound on when information from the unfolding speech stream first modulate the eye movement system.
Notwithstanding proximate causes, if edge-effects weaken enemy-mediated density-dependent seedling recruitment, then species with more abundant seeds would prevail near edges, eroding diversity during seed-to-seedling transition8.
Even so, a decorous calm has mostly prevailed in Britain, notwithstanding an ongoing security alert triggered by fears that other terrorists might be preparing to strike.
So, while Columbus' legacy has been good for white Europeans and their progeny, it set in motion no end of ethnic cleansing, genocide, dispossession, disease and despair for Native Americans (both in North and South America) that to a great extent prevails to this day, notwithstanding the ubiquity of Indian gambling casinos.
Notwithstanding these positive caveats, the vagaries and imponderables of the commercial world still prevail.
And notwithstanding your call for civil disagreement, the demagogues may prevail.
So our agreements always have a clause stating that notwithstanding the Terms of Service on the provider's site, if they are sufficiently different, our terms will prevail.
