Factionalism was predominant, and coalition governments were the norm.
With typical American understatement, he vowed that right and justice would become the predominant and controlling force in the world.
Certainly by 1969 where pop culture was predominant and previous culture was perhaps in danger of becoming increasingly marginalised.
Given such commotion, what's most surprising is the E.R.'s sense of order, its predominant and professional air of calm.
In some instances, the inflammatory reaction is predominant and thrombosis is secondary.
European, Lebanese, and Indian interests are predominant, and participation by Sierra Leoneans is limited.
Curiously, before American barrels became popular in Rioja in the late 19th century, the Bordeaux influence was predominant, and French oak was far more common.
That has left military action predominant, and in the middle of a civil war it is never as discriminating as it needs to be.
The choral parts are conspicuously predominant, and, the words being a sure guide, it is not difficult for the audience to follow the intentions of the composer.
But most immigrants move to provinces where English is overwhelmingly predominant, and that is the language they learn.
In the 1872 "Impression of a Sunrise," grayish misty tonalities are still predominant, and the mood is not exactly chirpy.
