Sentence examples for prevailed since from inspiring English sources

Unease of this kind has prevailed since 1953, the first year the Oscars were shown on TV — not just the new kid on the block, in the eyes of Hollywood, but a sign that the whole block was under threat.

The low interest rates that have prevailed since 2002 have impelled institutional investors, like pension funds and college endowments, to seek higher returns on huge volumes of capital through those funds, which now collectively manage about $7.4 trillion.

The South Korean government already had effectively ended the "sunshine policy"–a carrot-and-stick approach to the North that had prevailed since 2000, dominated by carrots.

It's much easier to just present the tried-and-true version of McCain that that has prevailed since 2000 instead of presenting the new McCain as he's become: cavalier, dismissive, and lazy about the facts.

But expectations of new orders and business expansion in fact show only a marginal improvement on the dire mood that has prevailed since November.

In his recent Keir Hardie lecture (named after Labour's first leader) David Miliband evoked his party's pre-war tradition of mutual guilds and moral seriousness, rather than the mix of Fabian statism and cultural relativism that has prevailed since.

A tenuous cease-fire has prevailed since early last month.

His election presents the most serious challenge to the international order that has prevailed since 1945.

The rise of Trump has wantonly destroyed the age of comparative political reason that prevailed since 1945.

On this record we cannot say that the dependable flow is greater than the average condition which has prevailed since 1930.

An uneasy calm has prevailed since May 20th, when the army broke up the red shirts' encampment, but the country's aggrieved parties are still nursing terrible wounds.