Sentence examples for term prevail from inspiring English sources

A wish for self-preservation may now, at least in the short term, prevail.

Blunt is right to point out that we should listen to what sex workers have to say, bearing in mind that we rarely hear from the pimps and traffickers who occupy so many top positions in the industry, and the difficulty of deciding which sex workers' views should, in the long term, prevail.

This analysis allowed us to show how that the pressure term prevails over the viscosity term in the lubrication regime.

An interesting further insight into the colloquial Spanish meaning of dengue may contribute to an understanding why this term prevailed so quickly.

Other truce terms prevail within the Danelaw.

I believe that the tyranny of the short term will prevail over the decades to come.

Three views on the use of the term stress prevail; (1) that it should not be used at all; (2) that it defines any situation which leads to a decrease from optimum performance; and (3) that it should only apply to extreme conditions, outside the normal range of the organism.

PivotDesk wants to address the current reality of the commercial real estate market, in which long-term leases prevail.

This is how democracy is supposed to work, he acknowledged, but all too often, short-term interests prevail.

The reason for this behavior can be verified from Figure 2a where the lower-order nonlinear distortion is dominant in lower IBO, whereas higher-order terms eventually prevail as IBO increases.

All in all, our interviews suggest that most ecstasy users attempt to practice harm reduction strategies consistently, but that many were quite willing to let short-term pleasure prevail.