Sentence examples for dominated enough from inspiring English sources

"Offensively, we haven't gone out there and dominated enough games.

I felt I won all the rounds, I dominated enough.

But the second seed dominated enough important points to seal a 6-3 6-4 6-3 vinotwo in two hours, 28 minutes and set up a last-16 clash with 24th seed Thomaz Bellucci.

It feels like a defeat, I thought we dominated enough in the second half to earn the victory.

"Because of the way we played and because of the way we dominated possession, if we are guilty of one thing it's probably not dominating enough of the opportunities.

Latour's axiomatic argument that '[n]o place dominates enough to be global and no place is self-contained enough to be local' (p.204) is - in contrast to Burawoy's and Scholte's argumentation - invoked as a plea for abstaining 'from ever using the local/global repertoire' (p.206).

She doesn't need someone who's just dominating enough or just submissive enough – she needs someone who can handle and complement whichever side she's currently showing.

Wallinger began by exploring çanakkale, a harbour town and naval base with a waterfront dominated – bizarrely enough – by a giant wooden horse left over from the film Troy, given by the film makers as a sort of consolation prize for using Mexico as their location.

The U.S. e-commerce scene has been dominated long enough by Amazon to witness some of these models coming to fruition over the last several years: 1) Proprietary Pricing (think flash sale, Gilt Groupe), 2) Proprietary Selection (ModCloth, NastyGal), 3) Proprietary Experience (Rent the Runway, Birchbox), and 4) Proprietary Merchandise (Warby Parker, Bonobos).

It is observed that conduction is the dominant heat transfer mechanism during the initial stage of charging, and natural convection dominates once enough liquid PCM is present inside the system.

If God's second blunder was woman, Friedrich Nietzsche wrote towards the end of the 19th century, his first was creating animals: man wanted only to dominate them.Predictably enough, it was the colonising British who laid down the pattern for modern zoos.