Sentence examples for would prevail for from inspiring English sources

Your head said Djokovic would win but most people's hearts hoped Murray would prevail – for himself and also to remove the gorilla named Fred Perry off his back.

There is no guarantee that their bid would prevail for the 60percentt of the team that is for sale by the family of the former longtime owner Georgia Frontiere, who died in January 2008.

4 Jerry Barber: 1961 USPGA Championship, 45 Years, 3 months, 6 days Trailing by four shots with three holes to play in the final round, Barber made putts of 20ft on the 16th hole, 40ft on the 17th and 60ft on the 18th to force a play-off from which he would prevail for his only major title.

After the western Church moved to Rome, it translated once more, then froze that translating tradition in place: a Latin Bible and liturgy would prevail for more than a thousand years, with the Council of Trent in 1546 even declaring St Jerome's fifth-century Vulgate translation of the Bible into Latin official: "no one is to dare or presume to reject it under any pretext whatever".

There was something else missing in the Truman announcement: Because the president in his statement failed to mention radiation effects, which officials knew would be horrendous, the imagery of just "a bigger bomb" would prevail for days in the press.

Here, expected changes appeared to be quite subtle (particularly the case in drier inland sites), or there was uncertainty over which of two or more opposing potential changes would prevail (for example, projected drier conditions reducing grass growth but warmer springs increasing it).

Expectations for Clinton are lower than they were for President Barack Obama against Mitt Romney ahead of the 2012 debates, when 56percentthoughtht Obama would prevail vs. 29percentt for Romney.

Union members said it was not clear whether Ms. Davis-Howard or Ms. Poon would prevail in the contest for control of the union.

For the most part, he offered a view similar to that of American commanders, who have repeatedly said allied forces would prevail, laying the grounds for the democracy that President Bush says is his goal in Iraq.

Separately, universities would focus mainly on their research capabilities, where the ongoing issue of funding for research would prevail.

But the insurer wasn't certain that it would prevail at trial, and settled for three hundred thousand dollars.