Sentence examples for may be dominant from inspiring English sources

It may be dominant in time, but so far it has been wretched.

The current key concept, which may be dominant for the next generation, is "biodiversity," in which homo sapiens becomes just another species in a daunting assemblage of life forms.

What he knows is this: While Democrats may be dominant generally in North Carolina, only one Democratic presidential candidate has managed to carry the state in the last eight elections -- Jimmy Carter in 1976.

In some cases, however, inheritance may be dominant (only one copy of the mutated gene is needed) or sex-linked (the mutated gene is carried on a sex [X or Y] chromosome).

% may be dominant for an electron transfer pathway.

The change in fault geometry may be dominant over the asperities on a single plane for this earthquake.

Since endogeic species may often be dominant in arable systems, it is such species that may be first to increase in number in response to grassland conversion.

The four-membered ring may not be dominant in the structure of the bleached sample.

Dextral slip may also be dominant at the northeastern tip of the Beichuan ruptured fault.

This may be the dominant mood in American movies this season.

The economy may be the dominant influence in forcing employers' hands, said Mr. Altman of Kaiser.