Sentence examples similar to set prevailed from inspiring English sources

"This mind-set prevailed".

Orb (4-1) has not raced since finishing third in the Belmont Stakes and has been on a vacation, of sorts, at the Fair Hill Training Center in Maryland, a wooded European-style facility where serenity and a natural setting prevail.

So long as this socializing mind-set prevails, the American medical system's inevitable inefficiencies will continue to frustrate a public that has become ever more sophisticated about the leading edge of medical care.

Their politicians, their spending priorities, even their culture seem set to prevail.

It is Fillon who now has the momentum behind him and looks set to prevail in the run-off next week.

Without a change of Western policy, neither Mr Assad nor the rebels look set to prevail soon or be forced to negotiate.

Bill Shorten is set to prevail in the show-stopping debate of the 47th national conference after gaining critical support from left-aligned unions on boat turnbacks.

Icy conditions are set to prevail in the south-east this evening, and sleet and more snow are likely further north.

If Messrs Trump and Sanders are set to prevail, the former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg may get into the race as an independent – setting up one billionaire businessman against another (and, incidentally, one 74-year-old Jewish New Yorker against another).

It said: "It will be some time before the implications of the tighter liquidity and credit conditions now set to prevail well into 2009 become clear, but it is logical that these will not be without consequence for SIG's markets and customers".

Williams lost the first set but prevailed in later sets to win the match.