Sentence examples for prevalent against from inspiring English sources

The speed advantage he had at bantamweight will be even more prevalent against bigger fighters like Frankie.

The frustration in Strachan's camp must be that an attitude so prevalent against Germany here was conspicuous by its absence three days earlier in Georgia.

"They know they have lost the battle against LGBT rights in the US, and they're now aiding and abetting anti-LGBT forces in countries where anti-gay violence is prevalent". Against this backdrop God Loves Uganda seeks to explore the impact that evangelism is having on Ugandan culture.

A half-century ago, Mr. Kameny was either first or foremost — often both — in publicly advocating the propositions that there were homosexuals throughout the population, that they were not mentally ill, and that there was neither reason nor justification for the many forms of discrimination prevalent against them.

They indicated that psychological violence is more prevalent against educated women, whilst physical violence is more likely to occur against uneducated and nonworking women.

Psychological and verbal violence are more prevalent against educated women, whereas physical violence is more likely to occur against uneducated and nonworking women.

Melissa Miller and Mr. Nappo are unusually vivid as Shylock's daughter, Jessica, and her beloved Lorenzo, their uneasy relations clearly haunted by the shadow of the prevalent prejudice against Jews and by her guilt at having abandoned her father.

And so because the fundamentalist religious prohibitions the senior lecturer describes and decries can be considered a radical subset of the widely prevalent prohibitions against Muhammad portraits, an honest discussion would analyze how both prohibitions are in fact violations of free speech … punishable by destruction, imprisonment, flogging, or death.

The contest's organiser, Jessica Newton, told AFP: "Unfortunately there are many women who do not know [about prevalent violence against women], and think they are isolated cases.

The prevalent scheme against the risk of underemployment or temporary unemployment for workers in medium-large industrial firms ("Cassa Integrazione Guadagni", CIG) is based on contributory history and accessible to employees not in managerial positions.

Indeed, a prevalent argument against implementing student-centered pedagogy is that doing so would come at the cost of coverage (e.g., Johnson et al. 2013; Niemi 2002; Roth McDuffie and Graeber 2003; Wagner et al. 2007; Wu 1999).