Sentence examples for dominated otherwise from inspiring English sources

Now several campaigns are accusing others of being their spoiler — splitting a constituency one of them would have wholly dominated otherwise, robbing their candidate of a runoff chance.

During the initial glucose concentration of 250 350 g/L, if the experimental results of three groups were similar, then this indicates that the permeability of glucose dominated; otherwise, the carbon source of glucose played a prominent role.

This is an ad hoc measure whereby, if the concentration ratio of the Hispanic population over the total workforce in each of those occupations is over 1.3, then the occupation is classified as Hispanic dominated; otherwise, if it is less, it is considered non-Hispanic dominated.

Charmless kiss-offs ("Don't") and sappy sentiments ("People Fall in Love in Mysterious Ways") dominate otherwise, landing with the thud of the authentically uninspiring.

Whilst we have explored SERS optimisation for the analysis of individual analytes [ 12, 13, 15], when multiple analytes are to be investigated, it is important that one analyte does not dominate otherwise the others may not be seen, and the SERS signal can be highly variable [ 25].

The assertion came during an appearance before members of the House Appropriations Committee, where questions about Barr's handling of the report on whether Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign colluded with Russia dominated what otherwise would have been a routine budget hearing.

A rose window dominates the otherwise spartan abbey scenes.

About four times human size, its strong, light presence dominates the otherwise empty space.

The noise dominates the otherwise tranquil sounds of birdsong in the Giardini.

Price dominates an otherwise indifferently acted film as Roderick Usher, the mad, hypersensitive, last surviving male member of a cursed, degenerate family, who harbours incestuous desires towards his cataleptic sister, with whom he lives in a creepy New England mansion that itself is possessed by an evil spirit which contaminates the immediate, mistbound area.

His bristle brush dominates an otherwise dough-ball face the face of a jovial proprietor of a prosperous brasserie.