Sentence examples for if dominated from inspiring English sources

The word "if" dominated our lives for many months after 9/11.

But the demonstration has created a captive audience, or rather market, representing a wide range of society, if dominated by tribesmen from the countryside.

It is, after all, the key news page and, if dominated by a clarification of an earlier story, has less relevance to the reader than reports of fresh events; it is the audience which loses out.

Given imperial Germany's dismal track record, it is hard to be sanguine about what Europe would have looked like if dominated by a kaiser and his officers drunk on victory over their detested foes, whom, with the exception of the British, they saw as their racial inferiors.

We hypothesized that milk fat samples, if dominated by exosomal RNA arising from milk-producing cells, would yield transcriptomes with greater similarity to each other compared with other sample types with more heterogeneous sources of RNA.

DNA deformation for the 2nd and 3rdbase position of the repeating triplet 5' GN (2nd) N (3rd) 3' if dominated by G (the strongest binder 5' GGGGGGGGG 3' based on negative docking scores, KD values and RMSD graphs) has maximum change in major groove width, followed by C and A for the same base position.

They are, rather, fully paid-up members of a community of which the human "host" is but a single (if dominating) member.

But there also was the stirring, if confounding, comeback against Ohio State; the smashmouth putdown of the division champion Michigan State; and the dull, if dominating, victory against newly minted rival Iowa.

Or fancy European writers, if dominating America isn't good enough for you.

However, asked if he dominated his actors, Polanski smiled.

He's going to win soon and wouldn't surprise me if he dominated this tour.