Sentence examples for prevailed often from inspiring English sources

In the other 19 finals, Williams prevailed, often emphatically.

Most of those ideals did not survive the test of practicality, but group decision-making prevailed, often through meetings described by some participants as harrowing.

Tommaso Traetta and Niccolò Jommelli, who worked at courts where French taste prevailed, often used orchestrally accompanied recitative (a technique known as recitativo accompagnato) to smooth the transitions between secco ("dry") recitative and da capo aria.

Other "Rosie" images prevailed, often photographs of actual workers.

From the 1960s to the 1990s, human infection and culture-based methods of HRV detection prevailed, often augmented by strain typing using neutralizing antisera [ 21].

For example, several respondents made reference to a midwifery preference against the use of epidural regional anaesthesia for pain management in labour that, due to perceived dominance of senior midwives over junior medical staff, prevailed, often irrespective of patient preference.

The difference of who prevails often boils down to brand.

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.

He has prevailed so often in getting pieces returned to what he calls their "motherland" that museum curators are scrambling to appease him.

The President clearly favors the Senate defense authorization bill but he said the House prevailed too often the last time a compromise agreement was reached.

But, then, boundaries are often fuzzy and subject to interpretation, and which ones will prevail is often unpredictable.