Sentence examples for considerable domination from inspiring English sources
High shear wet granulation is traditionally considered a highly unrepeatable solids processing step, with the considerable domination of art over science.
That represents considerable progress since Wigan's domination of the decade before summer rugby, and is down largely to the more even distribution of talent enforced by the salary cap.
Although in the end short-lived, this period of Bedouin domination had a considerable negative impact on the region.
Opposition was considerable; the barons had always resented the domination of the Hautevilles, whom they looked upon as upstarts no better than themselves, and the papacy had no wish to see too powerful a state established on its southern frontier.
North American domination of the women's event was considerable compensation.
A considerable part of Jewry, which had fallen under Muslim domination in the 7th and 8th centuries, participated in the new Arabic-Islamic civilization; the Jews of Asia, Africa, and Spain soon adopted Arabic, the language of culture and communication.
Haldeman recounted in his diary, "There was a considerable discussion of the terrible problem arising from the total Jewish domination of the media.
Sofia has been credited with considerable influence over Ivan, in particular with urging him to adopt the Byzantine political style (e.g., autocracy, state domination of the church, etc)., but in fact she probably had little influence over Ivan's policies.
There are several types of domination depending upon the nature of domination and the nature of the dominating set.
The domination of A branch genotypes on a global scale is indicative of great reproductive success (hence, fitness) and considerable long-distance dispersal (Figure 3B).
