Sentence examples for has dominated over from inspiring English sources

All season, Roger Clemens has been a man with a retirement plan, a pitcher on a recurring mission, a legend trying to leave the game he has dominated over the last two decades as a champion.

Mayberg's focus on Area 25 tests the emerging "network" model of mood disorders, a new way of looking at psychiatric conditions that isn't restricted by the neurochemical model of mood that has dominated over the past quarter century or so.

But even if he steps aside and elections are held, Thailand's crisis is bound to continue, the product of a tectonic shift in which the country's poor majority has begun to stir and to challenge an entrenched hierarchy of power that has dominated over the years.

The championships in Perth represented Conner's last international competition in the 74-79 age bracket, an arena he has dominated over the past four years.

The IPCC said in 2007: "The rapid warming observed since the 1970s has occurred in a period when the increase in greenhouse gases has dominated over all other factors".

Despite the presence of secondary alteration minerals, the ubiquity of olivine and pyroxene in Martian soil suggests that physical weathering has dominated over chemical weathering during the time that Martian soil has been exposed on the surface (Christensen et al. 2004b; McGlynn et al. 2012).

Syrian and Iraqi forces have "dominated" over the Islamic State in recent months, Colonel Dillon said.

Will drivers in America, where large vehicles have dominated over the past decade, be impressed with the Smart?

In Minsk Trott will again combine with Jo Rowsell and Dani King in the team pursuit, the event they have dominated over the past year.

Games on the platform are becoming a lot more diverse than the casual, resource-management or simulation games that have dominated over the past two years.

Apparently, in terms of welfare inequality, transfer and unproductive spending effects have dominated over the debt effect during the Spanish consolidation process: despite debt reduction, welfare inequality across wealth increased (despite the positive welfare gain for every household).