Sentence examples for dominance off from inspiring English sources

The Royal Navy's dominance off every French port made the risks involved in putting to sea insurmountable.

And China is looking to challenge American naval dominance off its coastlines in the East and South China Seas -- vital trading routes for the Chinese economy.

Bonaparte's army was trapped in Egypt, and Royal Navy dominance off the Syrian coast contributed significantly to its defeat at the Siege of Acre in 1799 that preceded Bonaparte's return to Europe.

Availability of off-sales outlets appeared to drive these relationships, in line with the increasing dominance of off-premise drinking in UK.

This is likely an effect of a dominance of off-axis click in the average spectra and demonstrates its stability across sampling schemes.

John van 't Schip's inspired decision to play three defenders allowed City to overload Victory going forward, and in time that dominance paid off.

Egypt's dominance paid off after 17 minutes, when another corner for the hosts saw Abdelwahab swing over a cross and Mido rose unchallenged to apply a superb headed finish, giving Ruben no chance.

Rather than facing AZ with another deficit, a psychological hurdle that is seldom scaled twice, it allowed the Alkmaarders to break through the other end, where their dominance paid off when Maarten Martens headed in to make the score 2-1.

Thus, dominance over off-state stability is not an intrinsic property of a single strongly connected motif but rather depends on the context given by the specific composition of the feedback family.

On the other hand, samples of stevia were characterized by a high dominance of bitterness and off-flavor.

This could be explained by the seasonal dominance of growth or die-off of bacteria in soil and in-stream.