Sentence examples for dominate not from inspiring English sources

In Texas, Republicans dominate not only the State Legislature but virtually the entire political culture.

"When Afghans fight, it's over which ethnic group will dominate, not which one will exclude the others," Mr. Barfield said.

Shifting coalitions of these parties came to dominate not only the formation of governments in the Riigikogu but also the slates organized to contest elections.

"The A.K.P. has been constituting an authoritarian democracy and would like to dominate not only the citizens of the Republic of Turkey but also the Middle East".

Feminism, the experience of women and the fate of children are themes that dominate not only her new life in drama but her whole writing career.

After the disappointment of his bronze medal in 2008 in Beijing, Riner has gone on to dominate not only his category but the sport overall.

Google is thus mapping out plans to dominate not just the internet, but the advertising market too.In the process, it is rudely taking the wind out of the sails of Yahoo!, which had rather been hoping that this would be its month to impress.

Cabrera has dominated not just this season, but for a decade.

The runway debate is still dominated not by planning but by business.

So he might be very happy if the world was dominated not by one, but by six countries.

Despite the conference's title, it was dominated not by musicians but by medical specialists in dystonia from the United States and Germany.