Sentence examples for that prevails today from inspiring English sources

He devised and perfected an interviewing technique very unlike the first-person approach that prevails today.

Depending on where you stand, Ronald Reagan was either the greatest Republican president America ever had (and single-handed slayer of cold-war communism to boot) or the original low-tax, small-government conservative whose own-brand economics and laissez-faire policies heralded the free-market free-for-all that prevails today.

This is the same basic pattern that prevails today – only now the exhausted Labour party lags behind the refreshed Conservatives.

But until the devastating attacks on New York and Washington, the American-led efforts to hunt Mr. bin Laden lacked the sense of urgency that prevails today.

Britten's score, though conservative in its day, turns out to be well within the mostly tonal, eclectic mainstream that prevails today.

The conviction that tyranny and persecution are aberrations in human affairs is at the heart of the liberal philosophy that prevails today.

In those more innocent times, charity had a different look from the slickness and intensity that prevail today.

"When you combine our biological predilections with the economic forces that prevail today, you can understand why people love Big Macs and Whoppers," Marion Nestle said.

"When you combine our biological predilections with the economic forces that prevail today, you can understand why people love Big Macs and Whoppers,'' Marion Nestle said.

After three nights of street protests and vandalism by young blacks, it took the city's declaring an emergency nightly curfew, from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m., to restore the tremulous civil order that prevailed today as Mr. Thomas was buried.

I find it interesting and perhaps a bit surprising that the codes for exhibition space that prevail today have remained essentially unchanged since the 1970s.