Sentence examples for a certain preponderance from inspiring English sources
And though it is rash to generalise, there is a certain preponderance of flesh, lust and concupiscence at this year's Cannes film festival.
The authority of the state "encompasses only a certain portion … of the collective power of the populace" and even when state power exerts a certain preponderance it can do so only "through the cooperation of psychological impulses" (Dilthey 1989, 132).
In either detection modes, certain preponderance compared with former reports was indicated.
The company's sales increased by more than twenty per cent over the previous year, while the Swiss watch industry is suffering, in part because of the decline of several important markets, such as China and Russia, and, at a certain level, the preponderance of smart watches like Apple's.
In both cases, identification defines in a certain way the preponderance of the one or the other types of shocks; however, there remain obstacles in the identification of the real source of the shock.
If, far in the future, archaeologists were to root through the leavings of early 21st-century American civilization, they would no doubt find evidence of an abrupt dietary shift -- a certain lack of starchy leftovers in the landfills, perhaps, amid a preponderance of meat and fish bones.
The preponderance values were used to rank categories allocated with a certain disease group.
Like the cost-recovery projects, these experiments were largely under the control of international organizations (with a greater preponderance of NGOs, compared with the 1990s), but with a certain heterogeneity of processes.
The pictures themselves — invariably black-and-white, with a preponderance of iconic American figures — were suggestive of "someone with a certain nostalgia".
