Sentence examples for preponderance of other from inspiring English sources
Given the preponderance of other medieval period pieces out there, it just seems very familiar.
This in itself wouldn't have alarmed me – it is, after all, War and Peace – were it not for the preponderance of other bookmarks that I discovered, erupting from the midst of novels everywhere, like distress flares.
But it is rare that I've seen test scores work as a determining force of any kind on an admissions decision when the preponderance of other evidence points in a different direction.
To the vast preponderance of other human beings, our individual lives are meaningless.
Yet for some patients, physicians cited a preponderance of other medical and psychosocial issues they felt compelled to address, thereby precluding them from conducting even a brief discussion of colorectal screening.
Bucaloiu et al. reported that patients with AKI had a significant preponderance of other 'traditional renal risk factors', such as a history of hypertension, coronary artery disease, vascular disease, chronic heart failure, dyslipidemia, chronic lung or liver disease, cancer and hypoalbuminemia [ 8].
The analysis also showed that although some of the non-citizen voters did cast ballots in at least one election going as far back as 2004, the preponderance of the other voters actually were citizens who legally had the right to vote.
Given the preponderance of our other data, this less interesting possibility seems remote.
Preponderance of genotypes other than A among antenatal mothers in the United Kingdom reflects increasing globalization and trends in immigration.
Preponderance of evidence of other side effects; (c) Overwhelming evidence of early benefit in one group compared to the other.
Trump's MAGA is the brand of fantasy nostalgia he's selling, but his multiple autocratic EOs, the draconian cuts he has proposed making to the federal budget, and the preponderance of CEOs and other bigtime financial players among his cabinet nominees suggest pretty clearly who stands to profit from the new régime's products.
