Sentence examples for prevailing change from inspiring English sources

Team X was a loose grouping of youngish architects, manifesto folk, who in 1953 broke with CIAM (Congrès International d'Architecture Moderne) to pursue a less rational architecture – in other words, they had understood the prevailing change of mood.

Somehow, somewhere, between my grandfather's generation here in Silicon Valley and mine, our prevailing rhetoric changed from one of "service" to one of "changing the world".

Like all fashions, eventually prevailing attitudes changed and the Brits dispersed.

He hung on until the prevailing winds changed.

DWI usually discloses high ADC values in the plaque core due to prevailing inflammatory changes with vasogenic oedema or gliosis with myelin and axonal loss.

Changes to the house won't change prevailing weather conditions.

To realize his vision, Mr. Cripe said he would have to change prevailing ideas about mullet.

Until prevailing economic orthodoxies change, and the world starts moving towards a more equitable distribution of resources, our current crises of radicalisation and mass migration to western Europe are likely to grow ever stronger.

He serves mostly as a political science teaser: did he lead the nation into its emerging democracy or was he, like the rest of the men in power, simply buffeted by the prevailing typhoon of change?

Many analysts say a fundamental overhaul would require a top-down campaign to change prevailing notions about state control over crucial sectors like finance that Mr. Xi shows no signs of embracing.

For decades an unusually large dependent population, a predominantly agricultural economy, and a prevailing resistance to change have kept Mississippi's per capita income low and created an inadequate standard of living for many families.