Sentence examples for dominates in terms from inspiring English sources

"Dancing" still dominates in terms of total audience.

In fact, London dominates in terms of raw numbers.

While investor debt has surged over the years, the owner-occupier cohort still dominates in terms of absolute debt issuance.

Unsurprisingly, gaming dominates in terms of revenues.

This means that the agricultural sector dominates in terms of the number of workers and non-agricultural sector dominates in terms of income [9].

But while Tendulkar dominates in terms of overall runs he's also way ahead in terms of number of games played.

For example, health state 55253 had a lower mean value (−0.4) than health state 55255 (−0.147) (P = 0.0004), even though the latter clearly dominates in term of severity of the five health domains (Table  4).

The men in white dominated in terms of possession and territory only for a failing that was evident in the autumn to hurt them again.

"There are two or three powerhouses out there now that seem to dominate in terms of finance and the big winners," Scudamore said this week.

It is possible, therefore, to overstate the extent to which the West has dominated in terms of global sports structures, organizations, and ideologies.

They battered Buffalo from the opening kickoff, dominating in terms of passing, rushing and total yardage, time of possession, turnovers, even fantasy football points accrued, culminating in a 38-14 thatmph that begged for a new mercy rule.