Sentence examples for some prevail from inspiring English sources
These biophores compete with each other and some prevail, which then determines the character of the determinant, which in turn determines the character of the organism.
Still, some outsiders prevail, and Mr. Nygaard is one of them, despite his maverick ways and fervid feelings about music as a social tool.
In the absence of such a relative, male adolescents from one study site reported that some families prevail upon their male adolescent sons to inherit their widowed in-laws to keep off men from outside the family.
In assessing the efficiency of HA as an eventual clinical solvent of CaOX calculi, one should also bear in mind that in the renal tract some conditions prevail, (continuous flushing of the calculus with fresh urine) under which the time necessary for the dissolution effect will be much shorter, as it is determined by the initial value of the dissolution rate.
Politics being local, some incumbents will prevail.
He cannot prevail: Some officer will eventually make that plain.
It is too early to say whether living wills or bail-ins — or some combination — will prevail.
In Berlin, concerns over credit and exports prevail: Some of the chancellor's allies didn't hesitate to denounce S.&P. as part of an American plot to weaken the euro zone and divert attention from the U.S. debt problem.
Despite the terrible hypocrisy of FIFA, soccer's global governing body, preaching fair play yet arranging the final shootout to favor the big guns of soccer, some sportsmanship did prevail.
"I predict in the next three, five, seven years you'll see some trans folks prevail," she says.
Some species consistently prevail against certain others, but most turf wars are indecisive and the combatants soon turn to growing in uncontested areas.
