Sentence examples for while prevailing from inspiring English sources
One of his first tasks was to develop a survey course on "personality assessment," but Mischel quickly concluded that, while prevailing theories held personality traits to be broadly consistent, the available data didn't back up this assumption.
After nearly a week of trading assertions with the Miami Dolphins about which team possesses the better defense, Tampa Bay had the stronger argument while prevailing at rain-soaked Pro Player Stadium, 16-13.
While prevailing training practices involve the use of sophisticated high-fidelity simulation based training as well as on-device training, instruction and feedback currently require expert surgeon supervision.
While prevailing systems may move from west to east, for example, individual storms in a particular region may not, due to local weather phenomena.
"For a while the prevailing idea inside government, particularly at the state level, seemed to be that you can create jobs if you just cut taxes and cut services," Shure said.
While our prevailing identity sees us as low-key sports fans and unkempt larrikins, some of our greatest cultural exports – Sydney's gay and lesbian mardi gras, Kylie Minogue, Baz Luhrmann – unashamedly embrace sequins and sparkle.
That there is no effective change strategy that involves one set of people in power preaching lifestyle change to people whose lives are already constrained by hardship, by social deprivation, by job insecurity, by declining real wages, while the prevailing inequalities of power, of access, of income go unaddressed.
While the prevailing view has been that a person in hypnosis is in a different psychological state from somebody who has merely slipped into a reverie (those who stand by that hypothesis are said to be in the "state" camp), others now argue that the difference is merely one of degree.
While the prevailing original splice variant maintains functionality, the additional sequence, free from selection pressure, evolves a new function or eventually vanishes.
While the prevailing theory was once the more patents the better, today's leading companies are finding they can make more profit with fewer patents by focusing on securing only the essential protections they need to exploit their innovations.
While Australia provides insight into how foraging societies transformed when faced with farmers, these changes occurred in specific historical contexts wherein the contingencies of agrarian colonialism greatly restricted the range of possibilities for Aboriginal people while destabilizing prevailing indigenous anthropogenic environments.
