Sentence examples for dominated roads from inspiring English sources
"dominated roads" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe roads that are controlled or influenced by a certain group or entity. Example: The cartel's presence in the region was evident by the heavily guarded and dominated roads leading to their headquarters.
But successfully integrating such driverless vehicles into the organic, reactive chaos of (for now) human-motorist dominated roads will be an even more impressive achievement — and we're not there yet.
The danger of the region's car dominated road environment is reflected in the participants' perceptions about the determinants of cycling.
Nonetheless, the conventional single-tone backup alarm still dominates roads and construction sites.
And while the Kings are not a dominating road team -- they are 11-10 -- expect them to rebound.
For Wiggins, morphing physically from gold medallist track star in Beijing and Athens to dominating road cycling's most arduous event is an equally remarkable achievement.
In every respect except the preservation of green space this spot is a planning disaster – the dominating road, the cut-off housing estate, the shoddy buildings around the stadium.
It is a sad end to one of sport's great stories of battling against the odds: his beating cancer and going on to dominate road cycling for nearly a decade.The USADA accused Mr Armstrong of doping as far back as 1996.
The Sky goal was to dominate road cycling using the same methods that had brought Olympic success, most notably the "aggregation of marginal gains", where every area is examined in minute detail for possible improvement, and the cumulative effect of many small gains gives a considerable advance on the opposition.
Strategically as well as environmentally, automobiles play a particular role due to several reasons: first, cars dominate road traffic in most countries.
When it was introduced, the Mustang looked nothing like the stodgy iron behemoths that then dominated American roads.
While the Nano is on the cusp of its automotive stardom, the mighty Ambassador is the car that dominated Indian roads for the latter half of the 20th century.
