Sentence examples for fairly dominant from inspiring English sources
The defense had been fairly dominant the previous two days, but Smith rebounded admirably.
Trailing by three points, an attacking 5m scrum with less than two minutes on the clock and a fairly dominant pack.
Dick Wadhams, a spokesman for Senator Burns's campaign, said, "It is fair to say the prescription drug issue has been fairly dominant in the campaign, largely because Schweitzer has been a one-issue candidate since last year".
Recently RSL has held a fairly dominant edge in matches with New England, but this is a Rev's team that was able to pick up a big midweek win over the Colorado Rapids to snap their 3 match losing streak, for RSL it is all about doing what they do best, create chances by dominating possession via quality and quantity of passes.
"You need to have a fairly dominant pack to survive in two competitions".
Even so, Intel's mainstream CPUs I tested were fairly dominant, managing a 26% faster minimum frame rate compared to the Ryzen 7 2700X.
The original colors from the early 1920s were lush, but fairly simple, with dominant pinks and greens.
The population of the Nile valley and the delta, which are home to the overwhelming majority of Egyptians, forms a fairly homogeneous group whose dominant physical characteristics are the result of the admixture of the indigenous African population with those of Arab ancestry.
It shows that the agricultural activities have a fairly rural character, with dominant roles for cereal (such as wheat, millet and paddy) and fodder crops.
We suspect that the information carried by the histone methylation features is too dominant to fairly assess the influence of these newly added features; and therefore exclude the histone methylation features and repeat the above experiments excluding individual or combinations of the newly added features.
Data for the dominant/non-dominant leg were pooled in accordance with previous studies, in which subjects conducting movements similar to SLS and DLS were found to have a fairly symmetrical SEMG when comparing dominant and non-dominant sides [ 35].
