Sentence examples for effectively dominate from inspiring English sources

Luxembourg gains little tax from these practices and so the gain goes largely to the financial professionals within the duchy who effectively dominate its government.

Célestine for her part knows how she may be abused, but realises also that her situation is sexually charged in ways that could, with sufficient coquettishness and cunning, be turned to her advantage, and she knows how servants can effectively dominate a household.

But it wasn't at all clear that they would create the massive revenue streams to allow them to effectively dominate tech culture.

It is argued that the self-assembly of large AR CNTs at the interface severely restricts their domain of influence while random dispersions of low AR CNTs can effectively dominate the entire interface of the dispersed phase.

Republicans effectively dominate Alabama politics, but the GOP's minority recruitment successes push what would ordinarily be an uninteresting primary into "one to watch" territory, if only to see whose theories win out.

Anthony and Stoudemire have effectively dominated the offense for the last month, to mixed results.

Since the Western allies — Britain and France and then the United States — effectively dominated the region, Middle Eastern resisters naturally looked to those allies' enemies for support.

4 John Barclay: Couldn't get his hand on the ball as Italians effectively dominated the breakdown for most of the game.

Returnees, on the other hand, who have access to loans from foreign banks, can enjoy single-digit interest rates, effectively dominating local markets.

In 1851 Victoria became a separate colony with an Executive Council appointed by the British crown and a Legislative Council, partly elected and partly appointed, effectively dominated by conservative landed interests.

The U.S. had acquired the Philippines in 1898 as a result of the Spanish American War; and from 1901 legislative power in the islands had been exercised through a Philippine Commission effectively dominated by Americans.