Sentence examples for dominated only by from inspiring English sources

But it's not healthy for the sport to be dominated only by the richest teams.

"There are widespread expectations," she writes, "that major institutions will not be outright dominated only by white men".

Bearing in mind the sparsity-of-effects principle, we expect the process or system to be dominated only by a minority of the factors (kr≤10) assumed.

The Fourier amplitude spectrum of the acceleration at critical positions along the deck proved that the response of under-deck cable-stayed bridges is not dominated only by contributions at the fundamental mode and, consequently, the conventional deflection-based methods are not valid to assess the users comfort.

It was determined that the region around the tip of the flame head was almost dominated only by diffusion and heat conduction similar to a flame ball, but its formation mechanism was found to be essentially different from that of a flame ball because the comet-like flame can be numerically reproduced even without a radiative heat loss, in contrast to a flame ball.

After all, it is dominated only by credence functions that violate the constraints that your evidence imposes on your credences.

Because my first conversation is not just about symptoms and troubles, we start off on a basis of realistic hope and avoid a negative spiral dominate only by troubles.

He becomes the driver and the therapist may sit in the back seat". Because my first conversation is not just about symptoms and troubles, we start off on a basis of realistic hope and avoid a negative spiral dominate only by troubles.

Sparkling office buildings and high-rise condos now rise from streets that were dominated only a decade ago by blocky, artless compounds dating from the Cultural Revolution of 1966-76.

The debate on foreign policy and security was dominated not only by immigration but Iran, Pakistan and the Patriot Act.

The high-speed modulation can be understood by the fast thermal relaxation dominated not only by the classical thermal transport of the in-plane and out-of-plane heat conduction, but also by the remote quantum thermal transport via the SPoPhs of the substrates.