Sentence examples for dictated almost from inspiring English sources

The hot-hatch idiom of the last 30 years has been dictated almost exclusively by European automakers.

Maybe Walcott is the kind of player whose own form is dictated almost entirely by that of the collective.

The size of a portable receiver constructed from microminiature circuits is now dictated almost entirely by the loudspeaker and the quality of reproduction required.

The wildly fluctuating price demonstrates only that the auction is subjective and distorted, dictated almost entirely by the bidders' wealth and whims.

The performance of the elite golfer has dictated almost all recent equipment rules changes: restrictions on the length of a driver, the height of a tee and the degree of forgiveness that can be built into a club, as well as this new change in grooves.

In 1995, if you were a journalist, your readership was dictated almost entirely by who published you.

In terms of talent, this was not a fair fight, with the smooth and powerful del Potro dictating almost everything.

The tumor epithelia and stromal cells co-evolve, and this reciprocal relationship dictates almost every step of cancer development and progression.

Now, with so few companies controlling so much of the market, the big players can dictate almost all aspects of their suppliers' production.

Now 18, Zach is a defector from the secretive Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, a breakaway sect of the Mormon Church that practices polygamy, dictateSaintsst all aspects of people's lives and casts women into subreakawaye.

These dominant discourses of neoliberalism dictate almost every aspect of our lives.