Sentence examples for not completely dominated from inspiring English sources

Option trading on the stock, however, was not completely dominated by bearish players despite the earnings disappointment.

For the last five days Hillary Clinton and now Ben Carson have either had more mentions than Trump or been within 75 mentions of him - the longest streak since entering where he has not completely dominated television coverage of the race.

These findings imply that voter perceptions of their representatives' misconduct are not completely dominated by ignorance of misbehaviour or by biases based on partisan or MP-specific predispositions.

Such a scheme consists of an intra- and crossmodal grouping stage where stimuli are perceptually grouped, followed by temporal ventriloquism-like effects on the control of the mode switch, and a pacemaker running at a weighted crossmodal pulse rate that, under audiovisual conditions, is heavily (if not completely) dominated by the "auditory rate of time".

To make sure the nation that created taekwondo did not completely dominate the medals, each country except the host, Australia, was limited to four athletes in the Sydney Games, where eight golds were contested.

Although the coding gain does not completely dominate all image coding results due to rounding error, it is clear that all of coding gain are not lost as shown in Table 1.

I willingly concede that the important thing is that we establish a balance between the institutions, that one institution does not completely dominate another.

But the night wasn't completely dominated by women.

The show wasn't completely dominated by Xenakis; the shakuhachi player James Nyoraku Schlefer performed the final work, "Shigure," by Yuji Takahashi, who was Xenakis's student and friend.

In fact, that bit of news prompted Sheltzer to take a closer look at gender distribution in academia in his discipline biomedicine which, in contrast to many scientific and science-related fields, isn't completely dominated by men.

After the recent Paris incidents, their attacks on Australia's most senior Muslim leader for apparently 'justifying' terrorism (he didn't) completely dominated the media and fuelled the consequent backlash against Muslims.