Sentence examples for dominant forces of from inspiring English sources

In remaining undefeated, Syracuse (17-0) contonued to cement itself as one of the dominant forces of the Big East.

Soon thereafter, Coltrane went out on his own, and his innovations were among the dominant forces of jazz in the nineteen-sixties.

"I quite agree that a law should be called good if it reflects the will of the dominant forces of the community," Holmes wrote to Felix Frankfurter, "even if it will take us to hell".

From Rough Rider to noted trust buster, Theodore Roosevelt, as the 26th president of the U.S. (1901 09), simultaneously expanded the power of the executive branch further than it had ever been, continually combatted big business in favor of the working class, and asserted the country's superiority internationally, leading to it being perceived as one of the most dominant forces of the world.

Because they are socially separated or segregated from the dominant forces of a society, members of a minority group usually are cut off from a full involvement in the workings of the society and from an equal share in the society's rewards.

They are hardly dominant forces of influence in Washington.

In contrast, and contributing to the declining power of authority and solidarity, individualism is the dominant force of our times.

It's obvious that the 37-year-old Kobe Bryant is aeons away from the dominant force of a decade ago.

Nick Clegg kicks off the conference season pledging to replace Labour as "the dominant force of progressive politics".

We live in an era in which humans have become the dominant force of change on the planet.

Its leader, Pablo Iglesias, opted to steer clear of any association with the socialists, in a strategy aimed at becoming the dominant force of the Spanish left.