Sentence examples for be dominated by one from inspiring English sources
But analysis based on "isolation," or the tendency for single neighborhoods to be dominated by one racial group, and "dissimiliarity," the evenness with which two racial groups are distributed, finds Chicago remains the most segregated city in the U.S. ten years later.
Although a combination of both approaches is typically adopted, the process tends to be dominated by one of them.
Our aim was to determine whether product formation with multiple nucleobases under the same reaction conditions would yield a mixture of products, or be dominated by one.
He said he hoped that the new government would not be dominated by one political party and that the politicians would learn to compromise.
Also, I found that this activity was different from many other "group" activities in section, in which groups often come to be dominated by one scribe, reporter, or leader — often a student who tends to speak up in class anyway.
The second session of the 99th Congress begins Tuesday, and lawmakers expect the year to be dominated by one overwhelming issue, the struggle to control a budget deficit that has now soared beyond $200 billion a year.
Hajj businesses tend to be dominated by one-man bands that act as middlemen for larger tour companies.
"The last century, as Vince has quite rightly said, has been dominated by one party – the Conservative party – on a minority of the vote.
This time last year the world's weather was being dominated by one of the strongest El Niño events on record.
The room was dominated by one bright green parrot, resting proudly yet mournfully on her perch.
