Sentence examples for always dominated this from inspiring English sources

And the United States has always dominated this region, having won 19 straight qualifiers before its loss to Mexico on Friday.

It's this: Almost all the innovation happening in the Arab world today -- politically, economically and technologically -- is happening in the small states on the periphery, while the least innovation is happening in the big traditional Arab powers -- Iraq, Egypt, Syria and Saudi Arabia -- that always dominated this region.

Since business will always dominate this part of town, the financial district isn't the place to look for property if you have your heart set on brownstones and cobbled streets, which are better found in the West Village or Brooklyn Heights.

A Washington Post review of his 1970 book "Divorce and After" said that it "goes far below the surface stereotypes in looking at divorce -- not an easy thing to do when stereotypes have always dominated the thinking in this area...

The party that has always dominated the East has not been this strong for 25 years.

People's personal feelings about abortion have always dominated the debate, and I get it: abortion is a more emotional issue than, say, descaling the kettle.

They weren't the only values mentioned, but always dominated the conversation.

After all, public health concerns have always dominated the life sciences and consequently immunology's interface with ecology emerged as secondary to the clinical sciences.

Use of accounting ratios is always dominated the literature of bankruptcy prediction because of its simplicity and larger applicability to the firms.

Anyway, it was known as the department's largest lab, a bustling powerhouse facility that churned out grants and always dominated the annual holiday party dessert competition.

Instead, they reflect the same familiar go-get-'em cowboy-individualism and unwavering underdog-tenacity that has always dominated the American mythos.