Sentence examples for that can prevail from inspiring English sources
We have tried elsewhere in the region to find democratic, Western-oriented forces that can prevail.
Any immigration legislation will require the support of at least 60 senators to clear procedural hurdles and earn final passage — putting a premium on bipartisan ideas that can prevail in the closely divided chamber.
Democracy might be a messy undertaking, but it's the best form of government that can prevail anywhere in the world.
Anyone familiar with the peculiar manner in which Philippine politics sometimes operates will recognize the circus-like atmosphere that can prevail under ordinary circumstances.
Sherald's paintings are full of strength, the kind gleaned from vulnerability, and topped off with the whimsical imagination that can prevail over suffering and hardship.
The leucine-leucine (LL) motif that can prevail in plants as methionine-leucine (ML) varied in only 2 of the 104 C1 subclass sequences (double asterisks, Additional file 8).
I believe deeply that Lido Palace has an awful lot of talent, and we want to show that that talent can prevail against the best in the world".
The players are convinced, as they have been since the N.C.A.A. began asking questions, that they can prevail, and that Barkley, in particular, can set aside his tumultuous weekend to lead them to the Final Four.
It has the potential to be a beacon of change for our nation -- to be the example that justice can prevail and that survivors will not be met with even further victimization.
America supports the elections that are to take place in El Salvador late this month, in the hope that the moderate government will win, but the belief that democracy can prevail there is as unrealistic as the Communist view that the revolutionaries' victory in El Salvador would advance world revolution.
Not bountifully so, to be sure, but enough to convey — tidily upbeat ending and all — that goodness can prevail over evil and that decent folks can have a chance at happiness.
