Sentence examples for often dominated by from inspiring English sources

The last few weeks are often dominated by rehearsals.

The ranks are often dominated by retirees, real estate brokers and lawyers.

"Techmeme is often dominated by Apple, Google, Facebook or Twitter news," he said.

The meetings are often dominated by loud protests, often organized by the teachers' union.

Still, this is a welcome contribution to a conversation too often dominated by Anglophone perspectives.

Coverage of the Cannes film festival is often dominated by talk of who's wearing what.

Policymaking is often dominated by simple "lessons learned" from economic history.

Most Indian political parties are internally undemocratic and often dominated by political dynasties, none more famous the Gandhi clan.

"Even now," he continued, "I know our headlines are often dominated by events in other parts of the world".

Discussions about China these days are often dominated by economic terms like "overheating," and "hard versus soft landings".

But while the light lasts, positive thinking in spaces often dominated by depression does feel – in some some way – revolutionary.