Sentence examples for preponderance by from inspiring English sources

Northerners expected their political and religious leaders to prevent southern domination and balance the Christian South's economic preponderance by controlling the federal government.

The overall prevalence of MS by the IDF and ATPIII criteria were 35.9% and 15.0%, respectively, but there was an alarming female preponderance by both criteria {IDF: males = 15.7%, females =55.8%; ATPIII: males = 5.9%, females = 24.0%; sex differences p<0.001 for both criteria}.

PSH is a primary headache syndrome, with a female preponderance, characterized by short (3 s or less) stabbing pain paroxysms in a localized area that start and end in the same place [10, 11].

Our findings underline the prevalence of pain and temperature symptoms across the FTLD spectrum and suggest a syndromic preponderance characterized by blunted versus heightened responsiveness to pain and temperature signals in behavioural variant FTD and semantic dementia, respectively.

By that standard Hill would have been taken off death row long ago – he was found to be intellectually disabled by a preponderance of the evidence by a Georgia court in 2002.

The president (who is a long-time Labourite who went over to Kadima) has a certain amount of discretion under the law, but he must be guided by the preponderance of advice tendered by the various parties.Plainly, barring a wholly unexpected upset, Mr Lieberman will be kingmaker after the vote.

The Administration for Children's Services — A.C.S., as child-protective services is known in New York City — has to prove its allegations against you only by "preponderance of the evidence".

Although the preponderance of texts by Advaita scholars has in the West given rise to the erroneous impression that Vedanta means Advaita, the non-dualistic Advaita is but one of many Vedanta schools.

The overwhelming preponderance of reports by WND on this matter raise serious questions about the eligibility of Obama to serve as president.

Eighty-one percent of Americans now agree that "things have pretty seriously gotten off on the wrong track," the most since this question has been asked and a remarkable preponderance of pessimism by any comparison.

The fact that "The overwhelming preponderance of reports by WND on this matter raise serious questions about the eligibility of Obama to serve as president" doesn't mean those reports are true.