Sentence examples for from the preponderance from inspiring English sources

Judging from the preponderance of glow sticks, lollipops and blinking pacifiers inside, you might have mistaken it for a '90s bacchanal.

Little sisters tend to be cute, and Wildair is no exception — from the preponderance of adorable wine labels (the unexpected list includes mostly organic and natural bottles) displayed on the shelves to the recurring circle motifs in the superb pig-tail-terrine salad, the pork rilettes, the hazelnut tart, and many other dishes, to the Prouvé-lookalike barstools.

He seemed genuine and that seemed very different from the preponderance of tech entrepreneurs.

I tried not to assume the worst from the preponderance of pickup trucks in the parking lot (this is a silly stereotype), but once in the building I felt a strong "what are you doing here?" vibe.

The higher proportion of female HIV-1 infected partners among Partners couples enrolled in the Partners trial may derive from the preponderance of VCT and antenatal clinics for recruitment.

As would be expected from the preponderance of criminal justice sources, the majority of patients had one or more sexual offenses against children, adults, or both.

Our data showed an equivalent number of cases in children <1 year of age and in persons 11 60 years of age (from isolates obtained from fecal samples), but the preponderance of extraintestinal infections occurred in the older patient groups.

But from the get-go the preponderance of the debate on the right has been about her handling of military recruitment as dean at Harvard Law School.

His early primary victories in 2008 resulted not only from superior organization but the preponderance of students and upper-income professionals in early primary states.

The amount of demand drained from the economy by the preponderance of low pay levels amounted to up to $1 trillion annually in the 2000s and contributed mightily to the Great Recession.

The A lines were present as repetitive horizontal artifacts parallel to the pleural line and arising from it, caused by the preponderance of air over liquid in the lung parenchyma.