Sentence examples for remarkable dominance from inspiring English sources

The NDP's remarkable dominance of the vote in Quebec, where it captured 59 seats, resulted in the marginalization of the Bloc Québécois.

Mendes built his name and the operation of his company, Gestifute, on attaining a remarkable dominance over the deals done by Portugal's top three clubs, and he took several of these players on multimillion-pound moves to England and Spain.

Nevertheless, mucosal homeostasis is surprisingly well preserved as signified by the remarkable dominance of plasma cells that produce dimeric immunoglobulin A as a basis for enhanced secretory immunity.

Finally, we cannot overlook the fact that there has been a remarkable dominance of self-rating scales used as the primary endpoints of past CCBT research.

Regarding the administrative levels and the type of users using E&H DSTs, we noticed a remarkable dominance of environmental scientists and researchers compared to administrators and health professionals using DSTs.

He also interrupted a remarkable pattern of dominance that has prevailed in the men's game for the past decade.

It is a remarkable spell of dominance for Sky, who have held the yellow jersey for 26 of the last 34 stages of the Tour de France since Wiggins took the lead on 7 July last year.

Allmusic reviewer Andy Kellman noted the album for making "an ideal introduction" to the group, and said that the three new songs would most likely "keep the group's remarkable streak of dominance afloat".

Remarkable is the dominance of biosynthetic processes (12.07%) over catabolic processes (4.41%).

The remarkable contemporary market dominance of Aloe vera over other aloes therefore appears to be the consequence of its origins near important early trade routes, ancient selection for medicine and cultural history, which introduced the species into trade and cultivation thousands of years ago.

The final was one of their better combined efforts, although, as ever was and ever will be, it was more celebration than competition; their dominance is remarkable.