Sentence examples for prevail of from inspiring English sources

Again at Westminster Cathedral, the pope smiled broadly in the presence of young Britons, bowing to him in adoration and zeal — the kind of visual antidote to the associations that have come to prevail of priests acting with impunity to abuse those who placed innocent trust in their pastors.

Comment, once the prevail of a handful of distinguished voices and the moral compass of a newspaper, has become a vital means of interpreting, explaining and often putting into perspective the news which swirls around us in a haze of loud white noise.

Although no distinct change in annual precipitation amount, significant change has been measured for monthly precipitation, overall, increasing trend prevail of maximum precipitation, rainy day intensity and annual precipitation in the first half of a year, which resulting easily in the increase of frequency of extreme events, that is, increase the frequency of flooding and drought.

Held views women's unique experiences as mothers and caregivers as the basis for new insights into power; as she puts it, "the capacity to give birth and to nurture and empower could be the basis for new and more humanly promising conceptions than the ones that now prevail of power, empowerment, and growth" (Held 1993, 137).

Compared with the tension and danger associated with the North Korean nuclear crisis, the collapse of North Korea and the potential prevail of American influence on the Korean Peninsula evidently represents a bigger problem for Beijing.

However, geographically driven treatment is inadequate in many endemic regions where multiple Leishmania species prevail, of which each require a different therapy.

"Pride prevails, of course," he sighed.

Indeed, the current Foreign Office advice for both is similar to the official view that prevailed of Tunisia before the attack.

Abby and Jane prevailed, of course, and Tanvi Chheda was dispatched to produce a guide to the region.

There were neither rulers nor ministers, and yet order prevailed of its own accord.

How can justice prevail out of injustice?