Sentence examples similar to dominating tendencies from inspiring English sources

Stoudemire also has ball-dominating tendencies, and he and Anthony had an awkward chemistry in their 27 games together last season.

As a result, education was dominated by two tendencies, "apparently opposed but equally ruinous in effect and eventually converging in their end results.

As the investigation and attendant scandal over the flagrant killing of a renowned journalist unfolded, the world saw one Middle Eastern country with authoritarian tendencies dominate a rival neighbor in a cloak and dagger game of spy-craft.

In this period, Soviet psychiatry was dominated by a tendency different from the vigorous trend in Western countries to treat as many persons as possible as out-patients rather than in-patients.

The reported case of rMED demonstrates that homozygosity for C653S mutation in the DTDST gene leads to a relatively mild phenotype that seems to be clinically dominated by a tendency to recurrent dislocation of a bilateral multilayered patella and by early-onset osteoarthritis of the hip joints.

Yang labels the tendency to expand and dominate; yin labels the tendency to draw things in by yielding.

It's a gently defiant position to be taking, the band conscious that what they're doing marks a sea change from the no wave and punk-funk tendencies that dominated US indie music throughout the noughties.

(No other evidence hints at homosexual attraction — at any rate, a tendency more thinkable about Gauguin, who was given to fiercely dominating relations with other men).

The tendency is to work a six-day week, with Friday prayers dominating the one day away from the office.

A very high BPA exposure (resembling 15 mg/kg/day) showed tendency to a preventive effect, which possibly could be explained by different mechanisms dominating at higher BPA exposure, such as an increased insulin secretion or estrogenic compensation mechanisms.

But Breton's tendency to dominate led to increasingly bitter disagreement.