Sentence examples for have a preponderance from inspiring English sources

At present, we still have a preponderance of green.

Or they have a preponderance of left-handed drinkers, suggesting that a reversing lens was used.

The neighborhoods close to Penn Station -- including Mount Vernon, Charles North, Bolton Hill and Reservoir Hill -- have a preponderance of the large older homes that frequently need a heavy dose of capital for renovation.

Seth Rogen's performance in "Knocked Up" or Michael Cera's in "Superbad" — the character Cera plays in the end-of-high-school comedy has a new sort of gentle rhythm — may be defining, but the movies they are in have a preponderance of penis jokes.

She is one of those ballerinas (the Russians seem to have a preponderance of them, but they're rare anywhere) whose weight seems to contradict reality and to flow not down to the toe but up through the body and into the air.

I was saying and I think that this is indisputable that all of those news outlets wear an ideological predisposition on their sleeves, or have a preponderance of spotlighted voices that are proudly and pointedly in one camp, and that this encourages or at least allows many viewers and readers to get a version of the news that affirms and reinforces their already-established takes on events.

The committee had a preponderance of aerospace industrialists.

Like the pages of most of her college friends, she said, hers had a preponderance of party pictures.

The region, said Mike Wood, founder of a mushroom site on the Web, Mykoweb.com, based in Berkeley, "has a preponderance of fungi-loving cultures," especially Asians and Italians.

The German prefers to shape the ball from left to right and this course has a preponderance of holes that fit such a shape.

The top of the grid seemed like it had a preponderance of common letters, yet it got progressively more Scrabbly as I solved southward.