Sentence examples for which has prevailed from inspiring English sources

That is the argument which has prevailed so far, but there are signs that patience is becoming strained.

It is the malaise of teams attempting to live beyond their means, which has prevailed at Leeds United and two-thirds of the Spanish league.

Background on Chad The authorities and the print media in Chad have what Reporters Without Borders describes as "a climate of permanent mistrust" which has prevailed for years.

In contrast to the festive atmosphere which has prevailed amongst other countries' supporters, English hooligans abused and attacked French and German fans, and fought with the Belgian police.

The current war fever has shaken Iran's uneasy coexistence with Iraq, which has prevailed since the end of the Iran-Iraq war.

But a world in which inflation, bond yields and short rates were trending higher would be the complete opposite of that which has prevailed during the long bull run.

The cool temperatures which have prevailed for most of the week are forecast to continue with further showers also expected.

The new case involved an advocacy group, SpeechNow.org, which had prevailed in part in a decision from the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit in March.

I hope that the bill will prove to be the first critical step in an unremitting effort to clean up campaign finance abuses, which have prevailed far too long, and that the courts will sustain the bill's constitutionality.

In the words of historian Robert Middlekauff: "The Awakening recalled a generation to the standards of reformed Protestantism, which had prevailed at the time of the founding of America.

He "lacked the vision, flexibility, and resources needed to guide Brazil under conditions which had prevailed since the death of Pedro I and the passage of the Ato Adicional" (Additional Act).