Sentence examples for means dominate from inspiring English sources

In Europe, our combined firms will be larger than KPMG alone, but will by no means dominate our profession.

Actually, Argentina was facing deflation; the trouble was that by pegging to the United States, which did not by any means dominate its trade, Argentina exposed itself to the fluctuations of the dollar (any perceived similarities to the problem of a gold standard are completely right).

For Watson, playing his game means dominating the par 5s, which he did, playing them in 13 under for the week, including birdies on each of the four on Sunday.

But by occupy, I don't mean dominate.

By understanding that dominance in the relationship with your Rottweiler doesn't mean dominating him, you are more likely to encourage the behaviors you seek.

Organizing against Trump will mean dominating races for school board, city council, state senate and governor, creating leaders who will rise to thwart the GOP and ensure the survival of the social safety net.

In [20], Gut introduced a (weakly) mean dominated condition.

Let the sequence (X_{n}), (n=1,2,dots), be weakly mean dominated by a r.v.

Let the sequence (Y_{n}), (i=1,2,dots), be weakly mean dominated by a r.v.

Let ({X_{n},ngeq1}) be a sequence of pairwise NQD random variables which is weakly mean dominated by X.

Facilitating a Philosophy for Children discussion does not mean dominating it; it is important for teachers to allow their students to develop their own ideas.