Sentence examples for only dominate from inspiring English sources

The dancers don't only dominate the space, they also dominate us.

Yet the literature leaves open the question of how public opinion affects judicial decisions on less salient issues, which not only dominate the dockets of state supreme courts but also encompass areas of major legal and policy significance.

Consequently, the focus for the engineering work can in such cases be devoted to systems that only dominate in extreme cases and do not contribute to the noise emission during normal operation.

Convective forces are present whenever a hydrated tissue undergoes dynamic mechanical strain, and so convection could not only dominate the transport of large molecules like proteins, but might also serve as a mechanism for mechanosensing.

The games on ESPN not only dominate cable television (the top 13 spots in cable ratings this fall are all N.F.L. games) but also have become a force against a network show on that night.

The twang of country dissolves into the grandiosity of the power ballad in the songs of Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, who not only dominate country-music charts as solo acts but also happen to be a married couple.

For instance, in NSGA and NSGA-II the population is sorted into different fronts (or levels): front 1 contains the non-dominated solutions, front 2 the solutions that are only dominated by solutions of front 1, and so on.

Mr. Bridges not only dominates the movie, he animates it.

The budget crisis, of course, is not only dominating the national news cycles.

Pittsburgh has not only dominated the series, but has also won three straight over the Jets.

I'm glad they only dominated the headlines for the first week of the tournament.