Sentence examples for Predominant sense from inspiring English sources

Despite the predominant sense that long-term interest rates will move higher, some analysts still view the current run-up as an opportunity.

In its predominant sense of "to spend extravagantly and wastefully," it appeared in Thomas Nashe's 1593 religious tract: "Fooles shall squander in an houre, all the auarice of their ambitious wise Auncesters".

3. The Resolutions of the General Assembly of Virginia in 1799 on the subject of the alien and sedition laws, which appeared to accord with the predominant sense of the people of the United States.

In particular, migrants will have a higher probability of settlement in the host country if they have begun the process of obtaining legal and residential status, or they have invested money in a home, or they have a predominant sense of belonging to the host country, or they speak more frequently the host country language and agree with the host country lifestyle.

In their assessments the predominant sense is of themselves as victims, let down by men to whom they had been faithful.

(B) Genes with predominant antisense transcription in dormant conidia (T0) that changes to predominant sense transcription in germinating conidia (T1), the same genes also increased their sense transcription at T0-T1.

In this review, we summarize recent progress in developments of the electrospun nanomaterials with applications in some predominant sensing approaches such as acoustic wave, resistive, photoelectric, optical, amperometric, and so on, illustrate with examples how they work, and discuss their intrinsic fundamentals and optimization designs.

An approach that locates the focus of the beam either above or below in order to pull and push particles relative to the beam axis in a predominant lateral sense was recently reported [ 17].

From a prior finding that the location of the focus of a laser below particles relative to the beam axis producing a pushing effect in a predominant lateral sense, we advance an approach here that generates a gentle and tunable stirring effect.

This first chapter asks what limits our knowing, what the borders to our knowing are, and how the landscape of knowing relates to two predominant strategies of making sense of it: information services and digital literacy.

In our analysis, we considered a positive B-profile pattern even those with only one positive scan on each side, which is not "predominant" in the real sense of the term (2/4 scans).