Sentence examples for more dictated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Buffett responds that children's behavior is often more dictated by how their parents act rather than how big their inheritance is.

European basketball is far more dictated by teams playing five on five; the N.B.A. is more of a one-on-one league.

Often it is more dictated by what's happening to the price of wheat or oil than anything in the coffee-growing world.

In New York, "the arts play a central role; in L.A., art is more dictated by marketing and consumer numbers and sell-through and sell-in," he said.

When I've eaten at his restaurants, I've always found the flavors gentle, playful, delicate, more dictated by harmony than dissonance (although he has sometimes used dissonance to create an effect).

The authors investigate the DTN architecture with a bundle protocol (BP) running over the TCP-based convergence layer (TCPCL) protocol and show that the goodput rate is more dictated by disruption delays than bit error rate.

Only one booklet used a somewhat more dictating tone, discussing the "responsibilities" of the patient.

A pre-stardom Jessica Chastain makes Salome a tragically self-assured headhunter, punished for knowing exactly what she wants; she even aces her potentially ridiculous big dance, which – as modern mores dictate – involves far fewer than seven veils and moves apparently inspired by Shakira.

Or might the mores dictate truly one-price-only with no fear of heavy thumbs on scales, as at Helsinki's romantic morning harbor market, where you can find tiny almond-flavored potatoes, golden cloudberries, varieties of fresh herring, and smoked reindeer tongue, depending on the season.

It undeniably is the case that Labour's political agenda is more and more being dictated by the unions".

CM Luka Modric 7/10 Poor for long spells but his influence grew as Atlético's midfield tired – and the more he dictated play, the more a Madrid goal was on the cards.