Sentence examples for predominant ones from inspiring English sources

The predominant ones are sercial, verdelho, bual (boal) and malvasia (malmsey).

Those images have been the predominant ones from the first four days of Wimbledon.

These "tropes and motifs" are already the predominant ones in the preliterate era of wall paintings, molded clay, oral tale-telling.

If you are a little Westernized and express slightly different ideas from the predominant ones, then you are called either "Son of Bush" or "Son of Obama".

In the United States, the terms Engineering, STEM, and Science are the predominant ones.

More stable catalyst are obtained if amorphous Ru oxide phases are the predominant ones.

But for now, the build-to-suit industrial market is the predominant one.

Both sources contain many different minerals, but the predominant one is sodium chloride.

Another question is how effective the flu vaccine will be in protecting against the Fujian strain, which is the predominant one circulating in the United States and Europe but was not included in this year's vaccine.

Photograph: Cynamon & Fazzari, Inequality, the Great Recession and Slow Recovery, November 2013 Marie Schofield, chief economist at Columbia, and Toby Nangle, head of multi asset allocation, write: The roots of the great financial crisis and the slow post-recovery period can be traced to many factors, but a predominant one is the rise in income inequality.

There are many reasons for the rout, but the predominant one in recent days is a fear that the world economy, already feeble, is slowing yet more.On January 13th the World Bank cut its prediction for global growth in 2015 from 3.4% to 3%.