Sentence examples similar to understood to prevail from inspiring English sources
For more than a decade, the insurers and their lobbyists have understood that to prevail, it is important to cultivate the support of State Senator Guy J. Velella, the longtime Bronx lawmaker and senior Republican known for his gruff charm and the political street smarts he honed decades ago as a pompadoured ward heeler.
"It's been too long: they're the No 1 side, but they're only rugby players," he said, pointing out that the French, the South Africans and the Australians understand what it takes to prevail over the silver-ferned maestros, even if they fail far more often than they succeed.
But I do want those who allow logic to prevail to understand the logic and I urge them to vote yes".
They seek to prevail more than understand and to see each other as opponents rather than teammates.
Ultimately, then, for biotechnology to prevail, its communitarian impulses must be adequately understood and addressed in light of its cosmopolitan ambitions.
After reading "The Embassy Cables," I understand that deceit was endemic to the system, and allowed to prevail.
In particular, this means that we have not understood or interrogated leading as a set of personal leadership qualities and/or characteristics, even though this propensity has seemed to prevail in educational leadership literature.
Although at present, the number of premises indicating pro-inflammatory function of adiponectin in RA patients seems to prevail over data showing its protective action, the association between adiponectin and RA is far from being completely understood.
Greater flames soon to prevail.
He wanted Communism to prevail.
