Sentence examples for really prevail from inspiring English sources

He didn't really prevail.

"None of these other things... can really prevail unless we have the Affordable Care Act protected".

A system in which the entire state structure was based on contractual personal arrangements between superiors and inferiors (lords and vassals)—with land (fiefs) being the traditional means of reward for services did not really prevail in Poland.

The Israelis and Egyptians are also still haggling over the terms on which Israel would allow the Gaza seaport and airport to open, and over a possible new railway service between Gaza and the West Bank.Israelis versus PalestiniansWhatever Egypt and Israel work out in advance, will quiet really prevail in a post-withdrawal Gaza?

"None of these things, whether it's Bernie's or others can really prevail unless we protect the Affordable Care Act".

Dr Robin Chung London Recent events might lead reasonable people to consider the possibility that nastiness really does prevail – that centuries of religious and political theorising have made only cosmetic and relatively short-lived inroads into the innate unpleasantness of a significant percentage of mankind.

It might have gone a long way if the president had specifically singled out these folks as a signal to all of us that heroism and goodness really do prevail.

Hoyer admitted he did not really expect to prevail on his floor motion.

But the U.S. cannot really hope to prevail against ISIS in such a convoluted manner -- and with its Gulf allies (and many American think tank allies, too -- see here, here and here) trying to muddy the waters by inserting their own Saudi-trained "moderate" army in order to weaken Assad at the same time that America is "deconflicting" with him.

If the rebels prevail, who really wins?

Do we really think we could prevail in the mountains of the Northwest Frontier with the whole countryside up in arms against us?