Word: prevailingly
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...league before the season began are currently wondering who slipped the loan weed into their tea leaves. Going into this afternoon's contest with the Crimson at the Stadium, the star-studded Big Green has yet to win a game in four attempts. And should Harvard prevail today, these self-same experts will probably confine their future picking to pockets...
...that the only valid basis of choice between a lie and a truth is their comparative utility to the speaker . . . The productive, taxpaying owners of such institutions as the University of California might have a definite commitment as to the extent to which they may expect truth to prevail among the teachers of their children...
From all over India 200,000 men & women had come to the 56th annual meeting of the Congress Party to see whether the policy of dynamic, popular Nehru or saintly, reactionary Tandon would prevail...
...logical hope," replied McCormack, "is that it will be insurance for peace; that logic will prevail...
Plausible as this criticism may be, it is not persuasive. Our tradition includes other concepts than that the democratic process must always prevail. If the sentiment of the community is to be accurately reflected, it is indispensable that the individual be free to express his convictions. This freedom assumes increasing importance in view of the increasing intervention of government in the affairs of daily life. Freedom to criticize will serve as a check on arbitrary governmental action. The first responsibility of the Supreme Court is to assure the American people that their representatives do not destroy the conditions vital...