Sentence examples for immediate dominance from inspiring English sources

With Rick Perry's arrival and immediate dominance in the polls, Romney finally had a competitor who threatened his preeminence.

But once the second came, so did immediate dominance, and a record-setting year that included Slam titles at Wimbledon and the U.S. Open.

The categories used are as follows: 0 = mutual avoidance, 1 = immediate dominance, 2 = mutual antennation, 3 = unilateral maxillae/mandible spreading, 4 = bilateral maxillae/mandible spreading, and 5 = grappling.

In a system where physician-patient communication is invariably hampered by factors like illiteracy, ignorance, poverty, hierarchical family structure and male dominance, an immediate switch to complete patient autonomy is not possible.

Ive's dominance wasn't immediate.

And while no one argues that Google's dominance is in immediate jeopardy, Google is watching Microsoft closely, mimicking some of Bing's innovations — like its travel search engine, its ability to tie more tools to social networking sites and its image search — or buying start-ups to help it do so in the future.

The president had advantages of incumbency, but many voters resented the dominance of his immediate family in the government and complained about corruption, soaring inflation, repression of the press and more.The general is a newcomer to party politics who quit the army in November amid suspicions that he had been plotting a coup d'etat.

The following observation is immediate from the definition of strict dominance: Observation 3.3 If \(s_i\) is strictly dominated with respect to \(X\) and \(X'\subseteq X\), then \(s_i\) is strictly dominated with respect to \(X'\).

Both have explicitly said they hope to force their immediate neighbours to respect their local dominance, while domestically both are suspicious of "liberals" and distrust the mainstream media.

This is the age of 24-hour sports television networks, sports talk radio stations, countless sports Web sites, the continued dominance of Sports Illustrated and the immediate availability of game scores on wireless devices (and so on).

According to Ruddell and Hammitt (1987) an immediate refuge is most preferred while prospect dominance is least preferred.