Sentence examples for often dominant from inspiring English sources

First, technology heavyweights are often dominant in their respective markets.

In this latter capacity, they played a politically prominent and often dominant part in Eurasian history.

WASHINGTON Pakistanan's military continues to cast a long and often dominant shadow over the state.

The first is that technology heavyweights are often dominant in their respective markets.

The colours are black, white, yellow, blue, tan, and red, the latter often dominant.

In shallow seas, bivalves are often dominant on rocky and sandy coasts and are also important in offshore sediments.

They are kept in line by the dominant – often domineering – figure of Lafontaine.

And while it is theoretically possible to select an arbitrator with some expertise relevant to the class-certification question, arbitrators are not generally knowledgeable in the often-dominant procedural aspects of certification, such as the protection of absent parties.

Johnson could slot anywhere in a rotation that also includes the often-dominant Brandon Morrow and the former All-Star Ricky Romero, who hopes to recover from a rough season.

Toss in that sort of opaqueness she usually carried around and ask yourself if you can name another No. 1-ranked, often-dominant athlete who is less famous than Henin.

Overexpression of dominant-interfering neomorphs (often called "dominant negatives," much to the chagrin of the rigorous geneticist) is widely used to study transcription factors and signaling pathways in development.