Sentence examples similar to the prevailing division from inspiring English sources

Her nuclear industry would not have survived the subversive 70s without the prevailing belief, overriding all political divisions, that France should, at all costs, preserve her political and ideological independence.

According to the prevailing classification scheme by Lyle Campbell and Terrence Kaufman, the first division occurred around 2200 BC, when Huastecan split away from Mayan proper, after its speakers moved northwest along the Gulf Coast.

The situation was made all the more desperate by the fact that the Asian division of the I.M.F. was something of a backwater -- reflecting the prevailing view that Asia was doing fine and needed little attention.

If the aftermath of the Brexit vote wasn't enough to illustrate the prevailing political polarisation of left and right, then each week the Trump phenomenon jimmies open America's bitter division a little further.

Depending upon the prevailing tax rate differential, taxes can either weaken or strengthen the owner's incentive to shift profits from one division to another.

Perhaps the prevailing climate mattered.

Is that the prevailing view?

But they play by the prevailing rules.

That's consistent with the prevailing mood.

The prevailing argument in Bonn has shifted.

Islam is the prevailing religion.