Sentence examples for routinely dominate from inspiring English sources

In the vast majority of primate species, males routinely dominate females.

Foreign cars routinely dominate annual ten-best lists and have a much better resale value.

Music remains one of the most popular topics on Twitter, and pop stars routinely dominate its list of the most popular personalities on the service.

The United States will face Mexico in the Gold Cup final on Saturday night, which should surprise no one: those teams routinely dominate the event.

The Knicks have not had a big man of Stoudemire's caliber — or a player at any position who could routinely dominate opponents — since Patrick Ewing was in his prime.

An imposing, exuberant figure with a relish for attention, he enjoys near-celebrity status in New Mexico, where his comings and goings — like being driven around in a speeding S.U.V. and holding court at a popular capital watering hole — routinely dominate the news.

Despite Rivera's dangerous dance to his seventh victory, he acknowledged that this has been a frustrating season because he has not routinely dominated opponents.

Last year an MLS-dominated upA line up swept to the title, while an uncharacteristically poor Mexican team were eliminated in the semi-finals, but with those two sides routinely dominating, the competition has historically been of debatable value for testing the stronger regional teams between World Cup cycles.

In Jiao Tong University of Shanghai's annual ranking of the world's universities, the U.S. routinely dominates.

He routinely dominated the opposition batsmen in the competition, taking 200 wickets at a bowling average of only 4.50 during his career with Mentone.

Through the 1950s, Galaxys contributors routinely dominated the Hugo ballots, but neither the magazine nor the fiction it published won many awards, despite what sf historians Marshall Tymn and Mike Ashley describe as its "deserved reputation for excellence".