Sentence examples for preponderance of more from inspiring English sources

An increasing number of people, and the preponderance of more virulent abuse, have rendered that advice less helpful.

The preponderance of more stable foreign investment reduces the chance that Mexico will experience a crisis at the end of President Ernesto Zedillo's term in December, said Armando Baqueiro Cardenas, a senior bank official.

For those who believe that honorable ends absolve a nation of evil means, there is the argument that the bombings shortened the war, although the preponderance of more recent evidence would hold that the Soviet entrance into the war against Japan two days after Hiroshima was a more decisive factor.

The poor outcome in Native Hawaiian breast cancer patients does not appear to be attributed to ER/PR status as they do not have a preponderance of more aggressive ER/PR-negative tumors.

Given HPV infection, regression rates were highest for women <25 years (46%/yr) and lowest for women >30 years (7%/yr), reflecting a preponderance of more persistent infections in the older age group (Appendix).

The lingerie department was "a sea of Playtex and Maidenform and Warners," Ms. Elfers said, referring to the preponderance of the more mainstream suppliers.

In analogy, the WHO clinical stages were not associated with the intellectual performances of the patients, most likely related to the preponderance for more advanced disease stages.

Instances of host switching relative to codivergence events were not particularly sensitive to cost assignment modulation and indicated preponderance to more switching than codivergence (Table 3).

In particular as an antidote perhaps to the growing preponderance of technology more and more people seem to consider handmade books worthy of conversation and collection.

Following Johnson's and Davis' exit, May's new Cabinet boasts a preponderance of ministers far more aligned to a softer form of Brexit.

The preponderance of P450s is more in plants per species than in animals and their content in angiosperm genomes can reach up to 2% [ 3, 4].