Sentence examples for make a dominate from inspiring English sources

There does not exist a stable matching procedure to make a dominate strategy for colleges to reveal their preferences.

In recent months, the media has been awash with stories about the "new reactionary" intellectuals that make a habit of dominating public discourse, philosophers and writers accused of either kow-towing to some of the traditionalist brands of ideology carried by the FN, or of unwillingly helping it grow its grassroots.

The volatile price of wool made an economy dominated by sheep farming vulnerable.

Rein said that there was some skepticism when the company first launched that it would be possible to make a dent in landscape dominated by the likes of Salesforce and Microsoft.

Looks like someone's out to make a few gajillion bucks and dominate satellite radio.

What they didn't say: Whether the tough-truck look will make a comeback in a world dominated by softer, sweeter crossovers.

As Max H. Bazerman and Ann E. Tenbrunsel write in their book, "Blind Spots," "When it comes time to make a decision, our thoughts are dominated by thoughts of how we want to behave; thoughts of how we should behave disappear".

The All Blacks make a habit on tour of dominating the third quarter of a match: trailing 14-11 athehe interval, they emerged for the second period with a perceptible change of mood, like a parent getting tough having initially indulged a wilful child.

Bale is effective against any opposition because it does not make a difference whether Spurs are dominating possession or not.

It was a rare opportunity for the home side to make a breakthrough on an afternoon dominated by Amla and Kallis, the batsmen who scored 744 runs between them in the summer's three-Test series in England, which South Africa won 2-0.

As we sit we make a simple shift from being dominated by thoughts to holding those thoughts in awareness.