Sentence examples for mere dominance from inspiring English sources

Part of the problem with being a dominant champion, like Rousey, is that fans are never satisfied with mere dominance.

But they seek legitimate authority rather than mere material dominance, favor cost-benefit analyses rather than ideological litmus tests, and prize good results over good intentions.

Is simple dominance common?

The race to store your files online is not a mere struggle for dominance of low-margin cloud document management.

President Thabo Mbeki, the A.N.C.'s leader, says the mere notion that its dominance threatens democracy borders on racism.

Taylor Swift will rule the 2016 Grammys With her album 1989 – almost 6m global sales and counting – released too late to be eligible for this year's awards, it feels like Taylor's three nominations for Shake It Off this year are a mere prelude for the dominance that should take place in February 2016.

Stung by their experience in Manchester, Spurs seemed timorous in the return game and lost 3-1 without raising much of a fight; the heavier defeat at the Etihad was probably the better performance if only because there had at least been some sort of plan, an attempt to take City on, rather than mere complicity in their dominance.

Given that cones switch expression from the S to L opsin in some species during early postnatal development (for review, see [63]), it cannot be currently excluded that the S cone dominance is a mere consequence of arrested cone development.

Other symbols of our potent technological edge -- Bell Labs and Sarnoff Labs -- are mere shadows of their once global dominance.

The city as we know it might become but a ghostly echo of its past self, a mere monument to nature's cruel dominance over us all.

Edmonton's defeat of the Bruins, the league's best team during the regular season, in a mere five games was typical of the dominance the Oilers had shown in storming their way to and then through the finals.