Sentence examples for ultimately prevailing from inspiring English sources

Britain initiated hostilities, to which Germany responded, with Britain ultimately prevailing in East Africa.

Reuters reported the bankruptcy auction concluded early Wednesday morning, with Lampert ultimately prevailing with a $5.2 billion takeover bid.

To survive, goes the paradox, one must never lose hope of ultimately prevailing, even while remaining brutally honest about how dire the current situation really is.

In short, if you challenge the N.F.L.'s agreement not to draft you, you would have an excellent chance of ultimately prevailing.

But third, I think we remain very optimistic about the court -- about us ultimately prevailing in the Supreme Court when it hears this case on Monday.

With McRae dismissed, a game of 13 against 12 ensued for a 10-minute period midway through the half, with the Lions ultimately prevailing 41-24.

This ultimately lowers prevailing market valuations and creates a devastating spiral that is hard to escape as the public markets contract and less money is available in the original pension funds and endowments to allocate toward high-risk asset classes.

His problem was doubtless compounded, in those early days of the Obama administration, by the prevailing, ultimately misguided sentiment that America was entering a "post-racial" era.

Addressing N. Louise Ellingsworth, the Block lawyer who for years held off all the class-action cases brought against her client, the judge said, "You must have thought that you had a pretty good chance of prevailing ultimately on the legal issue in the case" in Chicago.

The strong negative correlation between plasma TAG and hrLPL levels implies that endothelial presentation of the enzyme may be dictated by the flux rates of FA entering the cardiomyocyte and thus ultimately related to the prevailing plasma milieu.

Edgar" doesn't only show how Hoover manipulated movie-makers, but how movie-makers bend to prevailing winds, and, ultimately, how Hoover makes the pathetic, tragic mistake of creating a public image out of staged achievements — and the even more tragic one of claiming his public image as his private reality.