Sentence examples for prevails any from inspiring English sources
More realistically, Faisal detects a lack of seriousness in Baghdad's efforts to drive out Isis, saying that "so long as corruption prevails, any solution to the problems of the country, including the recapture of cities taken by Isis, will not work".
Those who believe, as we do, that the Second Amendment does not provide each American with an absolute right to own guns, must recognize that this position can alienate sympathetic listeners and is not likely to prevail any time soon.
Peaceful protesters, too, have defied the violent crackdown, demonstrating that neither the government nor the uprising has the desire to back down or the ability to prevail any time soon.
Mr. Trump said allies of the bondholders have a 5-to-3 edge on the board of Trump Entertainment Resorts, leading him to believe he was not likely to prevail any time soon in talks on the company's direction.
If Donald Sterling prevailed, any damages would be paid by the trust because Shelly Sterling agreed to indemnify the NBA against litigation stemming from the sale.
Fees and other expenses awarded under this subsection to a party shall be paid by any agency over which the party prevails from any funds made available to the agency by appropriation or otherwise.
"(A) Fees and other expenses awarded under this subsection may be paid by any agency over which the party prevails from any funds made available to the agency, by appropriation or otherwise, for such purpose.
This attitude is plainly an appeal to the ignorance which prevails at any given moment; and it at once destroys any absolute distinction between the emergent and the resultant.
"The principle of presumption of innocence prevails until any final decision is taken," EADS said.
Yet he is adamant that his duty to the law prevails over any personal moral debate.
Nothing we say today precludes the district court from concluding that Garcia doesn't have a copyrightable interest, or that Google prevails on any of its defenses.
