Sentence examples for dominating groups from inspiring English sources

To the extent that some groups will make claims to distinction by reference to their own closer social and cultural proximity to dominating groups (for instance, managers), they reinforce the legitimacy of the latter and leave what are arguably the most exploitative and gaping inequalities unquestioned.

Not unexpectedly, the three dominating groups of genes representing interchromosomal translocations were those representing the well-known translocations involving chromosomes 4A, 5A and 7B.

Blacks in American had their myths created by a dominating group that didn't necessarily wish them well.

In some cases one or more so-called minority groups may have a population many times the size of the dominating group, as was the case in South Africa under apartheid (c. 1950 91).

Plants, the dominating group of organisms on our planet, are sessile organisms with large multifunctional surfaces and thus exhibit particular intriguing features.

Relative composition analysis across the four sites revealed the Alphaproteobacteria as the dominating group, followed by the Actinobacteria (Fig.  5).

Nevertheless, both the dominant and dominated groups may participate in producing inequality.

Ideological patterns may be distinguished across individual divides and shed some light on the assumptions held by the dominant or dominated groups.

More importantly, she reproaches him for his fundamental way of being and talking with her: "You dominate groups with your talking but, alone with me, you talk less even though you often interrupt me".

Even when these patterns are lessened, the life prospects of persons living in severe poverty or in dominated groups often continue to be far below that of others.

This sequence data can be used to quickly assess the peculiar biogeography [ 31, 34] and genetic diversity of soil samples, more often informing us of dominate groups within each sample.