Sentence examples for although the preponderance of from inspiring English sources
Domestication of wheat and barley apparently reached the area sometime during this phase, as did that of sheep and goats, although the preponderance of gazelle bones among the animal remains suggests continued dependence on hunting.
Although the preponderance of texts by Advaita scholars has in the West given rise to the erroneous impression that Vedanta means Advaita, the non-dualistic Advaita is but one of many Vedanta schools.
Although the preponderance of fatty acids with 18 carbon atoms has suggested the hypothesis that fats are derived from three molecules of glucose (a carbohydrate with six carbon atoms), later discoveries through tracer studies have indicated the buildup from the two-carbon acetate units.
Romney would depart the race before the matter could be more definitively resolved, although the preponderance of opinion then and since has been that he was eligible.
And you could make a case that, whether intended or not, the power has done more good than harm over the centuries, although the preponderance of evidence is hardly clear on that point.
For those who believe that honorable ends absolve a nation of evil means, there is the argument that the bombings shortened the war, although the preponderance of more recent evidence would hold that the Soviet entrance into the war against Japan two days after Hiroshima was a more decisive factor.
A critical review will show that although the overall rate is low the preponderance of pneumonia in all-cause mortality is also high and similar to reports from other centers irrespective of facility [ 41].
Although the family had to show only that the preponderance of evidence was on their side, Mr. Hastings ruled that the evidence was "overwhelmingly contrary" to their argument.
Although multiple mechanisms of tumorigenesis have been proposed, the preponderance of data thus far supports a role for pseudohypoxic drive involving fumarate-dependent HIF activation.
Although Darwin did not explicitly take sides in this debate, the preponderance of his argument gives little support to the idea of races being different species.
Most of the conclusions depend on pharmacological analysis and although the specificity of the drugs is in several cases not high the preponderance of the evidence and the multiple drugs used produce a substantive story.
