Sentence examples for may not dominate from inspiring English sources

"I may not dominate like some pitchers do".

When Iraq begins signing deals for new oil fields later this year, American companies may not dominate the bidding, as critics of the war, and some defenders of it, once thought they would.

Rakitic may not dominate the headlines but he can dominate midfields and he was in excellent form for Barcelona in their 2-0 win over Bate Borisov, opening the scoring with a shot from 20 yards and then sealing the points with a delicately disguised dink over Sergey Chernik.

They may not dominate teams physically, but they remain the smartest of international sides.

The sponges may not dominate the depths forever, however; other enterprising species could soon prey on them or compete for resources.

While he may not have dominated the Senate, Thurmond has worked every obscure South Carolina fair for decades.

The Ukraine situation may not be dominating headlines as it was last week, but today's activity shows that markets remain vulnerable to headline risks.

England may not have dominated their opponents – the results of all four of their matches would have been altered by a converted try – and they may not have done much in attack, but where they started from has to be remembered.

If there exists multiple shortest paths between s and t, then (p_{st}) may not be dominated by any single vertex.

Despite its close location to the river Inn, the fish consumption may not have dominated their daily food.

In view of our hypothesis this means that there is an effect on the affinity that can be formulated in terms of SAS, but it may not be dominating affinity.