But, perhaps most important, it began a trend in which collateral damage was a preponderant part of war, often resulting in far more deaths among noncombatants than troops.
Sawyer said his program's celebrity segments, which "I don't want to be a preponderant part of our broadcast," won't be restricted to CBS stars.
The best way to reduce resentment of America's preponderant power, he suggested, is to channel that power into an international system of shared responsibilities and common priorities.
"To suggest that somehow the U.S. in the second part of the 20th century has not played a preponderant role is to simplify and distort".
"We're going to be in a holding pattern until it's decided whether América Móvil continues to be preponderant or not, and that could take up to two years," says the boss of a competitor.América Móvil's shares surged on the announcement, after a long period in the doldrums.
At the same time, German names were preponderant.
The shift these magazines represented from preponderant text to preponderant pictures was a subtle kind of revolution that has had immense consequences.
The preponderant commentary, however, found the established process for uncovering scientific wrongdoing badly flawed.
In the 19th century direct investment in plant and equipment was preponderant.
So, for that matter, does South Africa, where it is still the preponderant white wine grape.
In fact, the Federal Constitution, even in the present transitory phase, gives the Federal Government preponderant power.
