Sentence examples for more dominant team from inspiring English sources

Although it was 6-6 at half-time, I thought we were the more dominant team.

Other issues arose during team discussions: "Initially, I struggled slightly in discussion involvement as there were several more dominant team members" (Iteration 4, Infrastructure).

Why the Chargers aren't a more dominant team in the AFC is always a mystery to me with guys like tight end Antonio Gates and wide receiver Vincent Jackson having solid seasons.

Since Iguodala's return, Golden State have looked more and more like a truly dominant team.

He had done so in the same way he won the Tour de France: dominant time trialling – his victory in Tuesday's stage against the watch in Lancashire was expected, but none the easier for that – more than adequate climbing and dominant team support from the moment the race started seven days ago.

And as far as dominance goes, the US women's team has been more dominant.

While the men's basketball team, featuring LeBron James and a group of NBA players second only in talent to the original 1992 Dream Team, got most of the accolades and attention, the women's basketball team were even more dominant.

"There is an argument to be made that fans stick closer to nonwinners," said Dr. Truchil, the Rider University sociologist, who cited a 70-year-old study by the baseball owner Connie Mack that showed a decline in fan attendance as his teams became more dominant.

Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe: "Barnsley started the game well and had a couple of chances but overall I thought we were the dominant team and had more chances.

I've already copped to wanting my formerly dominant team to dominate again.

The Mets won another division title, in 1988, with Johnson at the helm, but critics said the team should have been more dominant, won more championships — and that they would have if they had been more disciplined.