Sentence examples for successfully prevailed from inspiring English sources

Outraged, prominent American Jews in 1959 successfully prevailed on Dag Hammarskjold, the United Nations secretary general, to intervene, and the Portugals were freed.

The new occupant of the White House we will call him "President" after he has successfully prevailed in an election conducted according to acceptable constitutional norms—has taken the oath of office and has begun to govern.

As a child, Gotham and his sister successfully prevailed upon their father to get a dog, and now Gotham, 35, is himself a father, with a son and a dog named Cleo.

Aurora, goddess of the dawn falls deeply in love with a mortal man and successfully prevails upon the gods to grant him immortality.

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Commentators explained that the Tories had prevailed by successfully emphasising the threat of a Labour coalition with the SNP and deploying the "pumped-up" prime minister for a spurt of decisive last-minute campaigning.

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To compete successfully, TransferWise must prevail on interface (and, indeed, I found it easier to send money via the startup than via Western Union's app) and on price.

A rapid migration from country to city had created new urban interest groups particularly in the lower middle and working classes that felt unrepresented by the traditional parties; nonetheless, the traditional parties prevailed and were not again successfully challenged.

And for a while at least, it looked as if McKissick – an African American who had marched with Martin Luther King in the violent south and successfully sued for admission to the University of North Carolina School of Law – had prevailed again.

Microsoft observes in a filing that the courts have typically slapped down copycat brands selected by newcomers: Prozac won legal protection from Herbrozac in antidepressant drugs, Apple prevailed over Pineapple in computers, and Huggies successfully challenged Dougies in diapers.