Sentence examples for prevailing outside from inspiring English sources
It did not remain simply a term for the idolatry prevailing outside Islām but came to be used as the opposite of tawhid (the oneness of God) and became synonymous with any belief or practice rejected by a particular sect.
The company reported a pretax profit of 10.6 million for the first six months of 2010, just two-fifths of what it was for the period a year earlier, citing "the challenging market conditions prevailing outside Brazil" as well as a revenue drop resulting after the completion of a project in Australia.
The structure was kept open from sowing to till the flowering stage, where the experimental RILs were grown in a condition similar to that prevailing outside the green house (Fig. 1).
The deaths would form the prevailing outside opinion of the republic up until the bombing of Guernica.
The Baker specialised in history, while Julius, holed up in his log cabin in the wilds of Maine, works his way through his father's library of 3,282 classics, using the wall-to-wall books as insulation - literally and metaphorically - against the prevailing conditions outside.
A scenario is a key methodology element in defining the prevailing conditions outside (and inside) the vehicle which strongly influence the outcomes of a safety measure.
It's in our genes". Without naming any opposition politicians, Mr Putin urged Russians "not to look abroad, to scuttle to the side, and not betray their motherland". He quoted 19th-Century Russian poet Mikhail Lermontov's patriotic poem Borodino about "dying outside Moscow" and prevailing in battle.
And some doctors have been professionally censured or lost licenses for treating outside of the prevailing Lyme guidelines.
In fact, it appears that Burmese painters, like artists everywhere, have largely flourished or withered over the centuries depending on patronage, prevailing political winds and exchange with outside influences.
"North Korea is portrayed in the West as the world's most closed country, but in fact it is more open to the outside world than the prevailing media narrative suggests," Mr. Traavik told the BBC.
He added, "I suspect Lewis would be the first to agree that it is outside the prevailing political consensus".
