Sentence examples for prevails both from inspiring English sources

Lerner would surely be forced to intervene should that happen, although if common sense prevails both parties will agree at the end of the season to go their separate ways whether Villa survive or not.

The police officer, Mohammad Kabir, gave an interview to Tolo News describing his abuse, setting in motion a chain of apologies and accusations that has briefly upended the social order that prevails both within the Afghan government and on the streets.

Although it might've been easy for us to doubt Jaime's story, a more interesting approach is to think about how the trickster trope prevails both in both local, animist folklore, and also globally, on all inhabited continents, and throughout many cultures.

Low rates prevailed both in monarchies and democracies.

Amid the tragedy, a mood of dogged stoicism prevailed both at home and in the trenches.

In votes on the issue this year and in 2002, drilling opponents prevailed both times with more than 50 votes.

Their collective confidence that they will prevail both bonds them together and informs their sense that this is their time.

Democrats welcomed any move to put Social Security on the front burner, saying they think they can prevail both on politics and on substance.

For the record, the Bush and Gore campaigns said this week that they expect to prevail both among the people and in the Electoral College.

He tried to end his letter on a positive note: "Despite everything, I still have faith that the white race will prevail, both in Britain and in South Africa".

Should Mr. Reid prevail, both houses of Congress would be poised to act on bills including a government-run plan to compete with private insurers in selling health coverage to consumers.