Sentence examples for dominating land from inspiring English sources

The aristocracy retained hegemonic control of politics and economics, dominating land ownership and manipulating legal and political institutions in the towns to maintain their position.

The dominating land use classes of the Weida catchment area are arable land (40%%), forest (29 %) and pastures (26 %), which are all located in a low-mountain range (elevation between 357 and 552 m).

After dominating land vertebrate niches for about 150 Ma, the dinosaurs perished in the Cretaceous Paleogene extinction event along with many other groups of organisms.

The dominating land use is domestic livestock grazing, mostly cattle, which takes place both on public and private lands [29].

Expansion of rubber plantations into sub-optimal environments has been a dominating land conversion in continental South-East Asia in the last decade.

Ecotone density was calculated for agricultural landscapes surrounding each arable parcel in a 250-m radius with agricultural landscapes defined by agriculture as the dominating land cover (>50% of the area covered in the search radius).

Such tactics dominated land warfare until the Battle of Rocroi in 1643.

She was poor and a Dalit, the low-caste group once known as untouchables, while most of the attackers were from a higher caste that dominated land and power in the village.

Such groups are transforming women's lives in a country where land is the prime asset for obtaining loans, and men have by tradition and custom dominated land ownership and inheritance.

In the fourth watershed wetlands and shrubs dominate land cover.

Since the second Bush term the Pentagon has been quietly ramping up its cyberoffenses to "dominate" digital combat just as it seeks to dominate land, sea and air.