prevails

If it prevails then the bitcoin in 10 years will be very different from the bitcoin of today.

The old-fashioned belief still prevails that playing team sports, especially posh ones like rowing, makes for a rounded character....

Which narrative prevails in the historical record depends upon which nation or group exerts the most influence over its competitors.

The only gain is the promise of the greater good if your protest ultimately prevails.

Accordingly, the Court finds that the first plaintiff class prevails on liability because of the Government’s illegal exaction, but recovers zero damages.

Random thought: if Psystar prevails, couldn't Apple just stop selling standalone OS X licenses?

Unfortunately, even in many tech circles this is not the idea that prevails.

I'm sure the founder intends for the former, but the market will determine which connotation prevails.

They're like something Escher would draw, they certainly don't reflect communities, geographical constraints, or anything besides the best statistical slicing to ensure the status quo prevails.

We have seen labor lawsuits (e.g., in China) where the employee prevails on unpaid overtime because it is the employer's responsibility to keep track of overtime.

Unfortunately, it seems like kiss up, kick down prevails.

I just hope common sense prevails at the end and Google wins.

He says one has to "set a maximum price below what prevails in the market" to create shortages.

Meanwhile, their laws go unenforced and an "every man for himself" attitude prevails, as they know they don't really have protection from the state.

People may have philosophical objections to this - usually falling under the "all information ought to be free" rubric - but, unless and until that philosophy prevails and works to change the law, that is by no means what the law is today.

) Sometimes I question inhofar "common sense" prevails in these trademark-ruling courts.