No doubt sight can dominate, if not overwhelm us.
The malting industry is dominated, if not controlled, by large companies, like Cargill, that can deliver huge quantities of inexpensive malt right to a brewery's back door.
The Carolingian kings of France, as well as the great feudatories who sought to dominate if not to ruin them, became, in turn, petitioners to the German court during the reign of the Ottos.
Thomas L. Friedman has written another column explaining his view that Palestinians are unfit for self-government and deserve to be dominated, if not by Israel, then at least by NATO forces.
Recently, Louis Gallois, EADS chief executive, admitted that the number is higher than a previous figure of 420 because of the slower build-up in production and the effect of a weak dollar.However, even if the market turns out to be smaller than Airbus is hoping for, the A380 looks likely to dominate, if not monopolise, long high-density routes for years to come.
By briefly displaying to an audience just one day's crop including, say, drought in Australia, floods in Kenya, an empty dam in Pakistan, a toxic spill in the Yellow river and saltwater contamination in Haiti he can soon show how water may dominate if not destroy lives, especially in poor countries.Some of its most pernicious influences, though, never make the headlines.
An option is 'extended dominated' if it is not dominated by a single other option, but there is a combination of two options that is both cheaper and more effective (Drummond et al, 1997).
x is said to be not dominated if there is no other solution x i in the current population, such that x i ≺ x.
And generally, on-demand startups can't dominate if they stay niche, or local, for long.
The post-industrial educated class that now dominates Washington appears, if not scornful, profoundly detached from the problems facing productive industry.
