Sentence examples for dominance part from inspiring English sources

Gordon Brown's spinner, Charlie Whelan, was less sophisticated and – being part of the Brown-Blair tussle for dominance – part of the problem for No 10.

This was further supported with the fact that most water samples plotted in the rock dominance part of the Gibb's diagram.

However, g ^ can be maximized only for the next generation because gain in the dominance part of g ^ cannot be accumulated in subsequent generations.

Part of the pop psychology that has sprung up around the Patriots is that they are blowing out opponents, delighting in their dominance, in part to stick a thumb in the eye of the league that sanctioned them.

Dan Guttman, a fellow at Johns Hopkins University, agrees with Cheney's assessment, but sees Halliburton's dominance as part of a wider problem — one that has reached a crisis point in Iraq.

The annexation of Crimea has made him popular at home, and his effort to weaken America's global dominance, in part by seeking an alliance with China, has resonated favorably in the rest of the world.

The A.N.C., in spite of its corruption and multiple scandals, has held on to its dominance in part by invoking racial rhetoric and the spectre of the apartheid era, and has nearly turned South Africa into a one-party state.

Instagram rose to dominance in part because they stuck around to keep its culture and product distinct from the company that bought it.

Much of the resistance to same-sex marriage is likewise parasitic on a gendered conception of marriage in which men and women have distinct and complementary roles, with male dominance a part of the model.

This outcome was not surprising, as strong right-hand dominance was part of the selection criteria.

Second, our finding that genetic dominance explains part of the variance in adult intelligence is interesting in the context of the well-known increase in heritability of intelligence over age.