Sentence examples for dominating of which from inspiring English sources

Commonly accepted guidelines and methods of analysis have been produced, the most dominating of which being the Department of Defense Facilities criteria or DoD.

Night after night, we sit eating our meals for one on our laps watching the telly, where cookery programmes dominate, none of which acknowledges the rise of the single diner.

The Syrian military opposition on the ground is dominated by jihadis, of which Isis, with control of 35 per cent of the country, is the most powerful.

They conclude that methadone dominates buprenorphine, both of which are licensed for use as opioid substitutes.

Two speculative models have dominated thinking, both of which have been invoked also to explain the activities of another repressor, hnRNP A1.

The volatile blend is dominated by sesquiterpenes of which the majority is produced by two herbivore-induced terpene synthases, TPS10 and TPS23.

Softer bottoms are dominated by deposit eaters, of which the polychaetes are the most important.

TWO big economic narratives dominate this election, both of which are evident on Grimsby dock.

The show is divided into four themes: landscapes, still lifes, pools and portraits -- all of which dominate his paintings.

The British government has offered to assist the French following the violence, scenes of which dominated the front pages of the French newspapers.

The San Francisco Bay area, with 5.4 million people, is home to 19 daily newspapers, many of which dominate their chosen slices of the region.