Sentence examples for newly dominated from inspiring English sources

In the weeks after Mr. Walker proposed the limits in February, state lawmakers, newly dominated by Republicans in the Capitol, split in two.

Like most grocery retailers, Albertsons has been struggling in an industry newly dominated by Wal-Mart, the discounter based in Bentonville, Ark., that has aggressively opened supercenters -- supermarkets in combination with general merchandise stores -- over the last five years.

The characters are given to self-justifying monologues, ostensibly addressed to their students (a device Mr. Nichols used in "Joe Egg"), which define their place in an international hierarchy, newly dominated by the United States.

In recent months, as the debate over same-sex marriage emerged in St . Paul a capital newly dominated by Democrats, the outcome in the House had been seen as most uncertain.

Tensions have temporarily been defused in Venezuela's bitter power struggle, after three opposition members of parliament who had been barred by the country's supreme court stepped aside to break a deadlock between the government of Nicolás Maduro and the national assembly newly dominated by the opposition.

But, on the day after the Supreme Court issued Shelby County v. Holder, 133 S. Ct. 2612 (2013), eliminating preclearance obligations, a leader of the party that newly dominated the legislature (and the party that rarely enjoyed African American support) announced an intention to enact what he characterized as an "omnibus" election law.

Inked literally, in Mensa's case – a hefty Roc Nation tattoo newly dominates the side of his neck.

Mubarak's overthrow offered the Brotherhood a reprieve, and, newly legalised, it dominated the parliamentary elections of early 2012.

BEHIND THE NEWS His nine-year tenure began with a military coup and ended with a threat of impeachment by a newly elected Parliament dominated by his opponents.

In January, the newly re-elected governor dominated state politics.

We're living in the Anthropocene, the newly named geologic epoch dominated by man.