Sentence examples for regained dominance from inspiring English sources

Having regained dominance in both chambers of Parliament, Mr. Abe must now prove that he can deliver on deeper reforms that could breathe new life into Japan's $5 trillion economy.

Chaining at infrequent intervals (> 20 40 yr) will likely result in regained dominance of pinyon.

At the start of the match, Alyssa swiftly took down Grace, but Grace immediately and calmly regained dominance, holding Alyssa down with an almost perfect stillness.

SOEs, which have regained dominance in China since the 2009 stimulus package, oppose liberalization because it could undermine their advantage over private companies.

A Bolshevik Centre was set up in Kuokkala, Grand Duchy of Finland, which was then a semi-autonomous part of the Empire, before the 5th RSDLP Congress was held in London in May 1907, where the Bolsheviks regained dominance within the party.

The above findings support the idea that dominance of a given percept in the recent past facilitates its regained dominance at stimulus reappearance.

For instance, in case an ambiguous stimulus is removed from view only shortly after a perceptual switch occurred (under about 2 s), the percept that dominated before the switch not the most recent percept often regains dominance at stimulus reappearance [3].

That is, the longer the previous winner remained dominant before the perceptual switch occurred, the more likely it was to regain dominance during the subsequent intermittent presentation sequence, in spite of the intervening switch.

But, crucially, Contepomi could not convert either, and Argentina did not regain dominance.

It is that Nato recognises that it is necessary to regain dominance and that means being more aggressive than its opponent.

Mr. Bopp argued that the adherence to conservative positions would win the party enough support to regain dominance in American politics.