Sentence examples for from a preponderance of from inspiring English sources

Among the unexplained trends to appear with some regularity in the spring 2012 runway shows — aside from a preponderance of mesh — Art Deco took the cake.

I then go on to explain how bias actually works, how it stems from a preponderance of like-minded (liberal) journalists seeing the world in a very un-diverse (liberal) way and how that produces a kind of groupthink that influences the way they cover the news.

It suffers from a preponderance of Irish bars, but then where doesn't, and its pickpockets are almost supernaturally gifted.

The bill would also increase the standard of proof imposed on minors from a "preponderance of the evidence" to the higher threshold of the "clear and convincing" standard.

Researchers into the practice of empirical-ethical study should be aware of this ambivalence and the problems which arise from a preponderance of either the theory's well-foundedness or its suitability within the concrete project.

HIV transmission is shifting in China from a preponderance of persons who inject drugs to those persons who acquire HIV sexually; homosexual transmission among men who have sex with men (MSM) is of particular concern [ 1].

This fact potentially confounds point comparisons of resistance rates since a marked increase in resistance can result from testing a preponderance of upper respiratory isolates, rather than reflecting a true increase in the burden of resistant pneumococci.

Only fleeting reminders exist in Mumbai today of its emergence from the sea – a preponderance of causeways; landlocked places with waterside names such as "creek" and "foot wash".

Transcending its Greek origins (from "black bile"; a preponderance of which caused the diagnosis of melancholia in the medical world of yesteryear), the poetic sonority of the word itself lends its usage a romantic bent that cannot be ignored.

Another population compilation by Turchin [3] with longer time-series from France, Poland and Russia showed a preponderance of first-order dynamics and only 25% of 20 populations reviewed showed second or higher order in density auto-regressions.

Surveillance data from Arizona from 1993 2006 have consistently shown a preponderance of cases in men (55%66%%) compared with women, although more cases have occurred among females in Arizona since 2009.