Sentence examples for been predominant from inspiring English sources
adjective
Common or widespread; prevalent
"There's a significant segment of the population that's Cajun-descended, but the Creole style of cooking has always been predominant".
The bombers took aim at the poet's shrine because it represented Sufism, the mystical form of Islam that has long been predominant in India and Pakistan.
Distinct regional variations are common: a single strain, for example, has been predominant in Europe and the United States, another in South Africa, and still another in Southeast Asia.
Geography and national pride are also driving the two nations apart, as China looks to assert its influence in the Far East, a region where American military and political power has been predominant since World War II.
As a leader of the national revival movement, he promoted Finnish as a national language (Swedish had previously been predominant) and paved the way for the birth of modern Finnish literature.
The Spanish language has always been predominant, although English is becoming more common because of continued emigration to the United States which has been accompanied by continual visiting back and forth plus some repatriation.
White males are predominant.
"Economic issues are predominant," he said.
But no one aspect is predominant.
His work was predominant in his life.
Out in the country, it is predominant.
