Sentence examples for upset prevail from inspiring English sources
Proudly, F News, protest and upset prevail.
The results are worth watching, but it would be a true upset if Mr. Barrett were to prevail.
Argentina's political threats, dictated "take it or leave it" terms and selective defaults threaten to upset a balance that prevailed through decades of orderly and successful restructurings.
Mr. Paul, an ophthalmologist and a son of Representative Ron Paul of Texas, was among the Tea Party's first upset victories when he prevailed in the May primary by a large margin to fill the seat vacated by Senator Jim Bunning, who is retiring.
Five of their seven qualifiers have the capacity to prevail and, of the other two, Bordeaux-Bègles are good enough to upset some apple carts.
It was a wild come-from-behind win, foiling what would have been one of the biggest upsets in women's N.C.A.A. tournament history and demonstrating the Huskies' fierce determination to prevail.
An upset Mr Singh told reporters that he was "open for legal scrutiny" and that the "truth will prevail".
Samoa will be the favourites to prevail but roared on by a French crowd in Perpignan, there is the potential for an upset.
I don't blame Connecticut dealers for getting upset over losing business, but some of this is due to the higher selling prices that seem to prevail in lower Connecticut.
