Sentence examples for historically dominant from inspiring English sources

Indeed, field research has shown that even on sites where ponderosa pine was historically dominant, severe fire may lead to prolonged dominance of shrubland communities (Savage and Mast 2005), and reestablishment of ponderosa pine may require several years to more than a century (Kaufmann et al. 2003, Roccaforte et al. 2012).

A Croat himself, he ruled the country from Belgrade among the majority and historically dominant Serbs.

But he saw the Pennsylvania model as historically dominant and politically secure.

Hanif grew up in a village in Punjab province, the home of the country's historically dominant ethnic group, the Punjabis.

So the 2010 Chargers are off to a historically dominant start on both sides of the ball.

I'm very sure".' Ljubicic sees the game changing even if the top four are stable and historically dominant.

Oak species decreased from 62% of historical composition to 30% of current composition and black and white oaks historically were dominant species across 93% of the landscape and currently were dominant species across 42% of the landscape.

Even within England, culturally and historically the dominant partner in the union of territories comprising Britain, literature has been as enriched by strongly provincial writers as by metropolitan ones.

Unitarianism is historically the dominant interpretive tradition.

Historically, the dominant forms in Islamic art have been geometric, swirling patterns or calligraphic - rather than figurative art.

The Chinese have historically been dominant in the business and commerce community, and form a plurality of the population of Penang.