Sentence examples for instead of being dominated from inspiring English sources

Instead of being dominated by two monopolists, the market will be fought over by eight or nine more or less vertically integrated giants.

Instead of being dominated by a handful of wealthy barons, it is a city laced with entrepreneurs striving to reinvent the city.

In the same book Adair Turner, the head of the Financial Services Authority (Britain's soon-to-be-restructured regulator), points out that only a minority of bank activity concerns the channelling of savings to businesses investing in productive assets, what you might call the classic raison d'être of banking.Instead, lending is dominated by the residential- and commercial-property cycle.

The Welsh side might have hoped to spend their week focusing on the visit of Stoke, but instead it was dominated by claims that their line-up had been leaked to Crystal Palace the day before the south Londoners inflicted a damaging 3-0 defeat on Cardiff.

This week's air show, which should have been the coronation of the A380 as the new queen of the skies, will instead be dominated by talk of the "baby Concorde," as some of the press has called Boeing's new plane.

These initial results suggest that the expression levels of M. tuberculosis ThyA and ThyX are not regulated by classic autologous translational feedback loops and instead may be dominated by regulation of RNA transcription.

Instead, bulletins were dominated by the sentencing of a Bollywood star to jail.

Instead they are dominated by generally older, more evolved stars that are orbiting the common center of gravity in random directions.

At a meeting at which experts were tasked with hashing out the risks and benefits of these experiments, the opening session instead was dominated by a litany of concerns that research important to public health is being curtailed.

"At a meeting at which experts were tasked with hashing out the risks and benefits of these experiments, the opening session instead was dominated by a litany of concerns that research important to public health is being curtailed," Kaiser wrote.

Instead, the broth was dominated by snowflake-shaped clusters of hundreds of cells stuck together.