Sentence examples for predominantly one from inspiring English sources

Gerontologists have long been concerned with social identities, but specialism has encouraged a focus on predominantly one dimension of social identity, in this case age (Torres 2015).

Thus, depending on when sampled, the actual expression pattern may be predominantly one of activating receptors, inhibitory receptors or both [ 26, 49, 50].

There was predominantly one number that was dialled".

The history of resource extraction in poor countries is predominantly one of plunder.

In China, the pattern is predominantly one of a vast floating population of migrant workers who follow jobs from city to city.

Simon Callow's multi-part life of Orson Welles has become a labour of love – at times a chiding, regretful, head-in-the-hands kind of love, but predominantly one driven by a profound respect.

Former Scottish and Chelsea winger Pat Nevin remembers the second leg against Middlesbrough as being predominantly one-way traffic – "we absolutely battered them" – but Chelsea could not add to Gordon Durie's 18th-minute opening goal.

To help the house harmonize with its predominantly one-story neighbors, Radziner made it one story tall in the front and two in the back (which contains Cottle's office downstairs and the bedrooms upstairs).

"The one-bedroom units there were snapped up, and today the building is fully leased," Mr. Harwood said, "which is why we are going to put predominantly one-bedroom units in this development".

The judges said that last year's ruling by Judge Robert D. Potter of Federal District Court in Charlotte, N.C., "failed to adequately explore the return of predominantly one-race schools as a vestige of segregation".

CD spectroscopic studies revealed that poly(1) and poly(2) took predominantly one-handed helical structure in CHCl3.