Sentence examples for would only prevail from inspiring English sources

Due to his wartime experiences, Frederick William was convinced that Brandenburg-Prussia would only prevail with a standing army.

Our energy would simply prevail.

α-oscillations only prevailed toward the end.

The president stressed his own optimism not only that America would prevail, but that the events of "two of the most difficult and most inspiring months in our nation's history" had made the nation stronger and better.

At the end of the year, common sense prevailed and he announced that he would only play selected shows.

Ms. Uchiyama added that landlords would prevail only if their house rules were reasonable.

Del Norte's "Keep It California" campaign argued that poverty would only worsen without California's hefty annual subsidy, and that logic prevailed.

They understood the need, day by day, that more and more people should be convinced that your current would ultimately prevail - not only in military terms, but by winning the struggle for legitimacy.

Jurisdiction could be handed over to the International Criminal Court if only wiser statesmanship would prevail over partisan nationalism, unfortunately unlikely at this time.

One can only hope that reasoning would prevail and the tourism officials would get down from their pedestal and listen to the stakeholders' perspective and act wisely.

But Republican leaders expressed confidence that Mr. Ashcroft would ultimately prevail.