This perception bodes ill for changing the generally negative perceptions of the US now prevalent in much of the Arab world.
The most prevalent cause of crashes now is “loss of control.”
The Daily Beast runs the numbers to find out where guns are most prevalent.
Some rides cause a lot of injuries because they are prevalent and popular (wooden roller coasters).
So prevalent was this cheestastically wedding-ready line dance that even Gen. Colin Powell was powerless before its spell.
It consists in the application of the notions of goblinism as they are prevalent at the time in the group.
The most prevalent of these maladies are spinal curvature and myopia.
And another pleasant feature of excitement was added by the prevalent idea that the Prince had seen and heard the row.
Then the pilots claimed that with the prevalent wind they could not handle her.
That she was "square-rigged," and generally of the then prevalent style of vessels of her size and class, is altogether probable.
early 15c., "having great power or force," from Latin praevalentem (nominative praevalens) "of superior strength; mighty," present participle of praevalere "to be more able" (see prevail). Meaning "extensively existing, in general use" is from 1650s.